SSO That Fits Your Security Requirements — Not The Other Way Around.
Every organization has edge cases the standard playbook doesn't cover — a legacy ERP, a regulated workflow, a B2B partner environment. SecureAuth gives you the protocol flexibility and per-app policy control to handle them, without compromising the user experience.
Most SSO Tools Are Built For The 80% — And Stall On The Rest
Modern cloud SaaS via OIDC? Easy. But the moment you introduce a legacy app, a partner portal with custom SAML requirements, or a compliance mandate that demands step-up auth mid-session, generic SSO platforms start asking you to compromise. IT ends up managing exceptions manually, or leaving apps outside the SSO perimeter entirely.
One SSO Platform Across Your Entire Estate — Without Exceptions
SecureAuth supports every major protocol and lets you define access policy independently per application — MFA requirements, IP restrictions, session timeouts, step-up triggers. Your security requirements drive the configuration, not the platform's limitations. That's what makes it possible to bring your entire app estate under a single authenticated session.
Where flexibility matters
Real Environments SecureAuth Is Built For
The organizations with the most complex identity needs aren't edge cases — they're healthcare providers, financial institutions, global enterprises, and any company running a mix of cloud and on-prem. These are the scenarios SecureAuth is built for.
Compliance-driven access policy, per app
HIPAA, SOX, and PCI requirements often mandate different authentication assurance levels for different systems — a clinician’s EHR access needs stronger auth than their intranet. Standard SSO treats all apps equally.
SecureAuth approach
Define independent MFA policy, session duration, and step-up authentication requirements per application. Finance apps can require hardware token. Low-risk tools can allow password only. One platform, your rules.
Legacy apps alongside modern SaaS — no exceptions
Most enterprises run a mix: cloud-native apps on OIDC, on-prem apps on Kerberos, and legacy systems with no modern auth support. Bringing these under one SSO umbrella is where most platforms fail.
SecureAuth approach
SAML 2.0, OIDC/OAuth 2.0, session tokens, and Kerberos/WS-Federation — all under one control plane. Legacy apps get SSO through token-based session management without a rewrite. Nothing gets left outside the perimeter.
External identities, your security rules
Partner portals and reseller environments bring external identities — often from a different IdP — that still need to be governed by your organization’s access policies, not theirs.
SecureAuth approach
Federate external identity providers via SAML while enforcing your own session policy at the SecureAuth layer. Partners get seamless access; you keep centralized visibility and control over what they can reach.
Step-up authentication when the stakes change
Not every action within an app carries the same risk. Viewing a dashboard is different from initiating a wire transfer or accessing patient records. Static SSO policy can’t distinguish between them.
SecureAuth approach
Trigger contextual step-up authentication based on the action, resource, or risk signal — without ending the SSO session. Users stay in flow; sensitive actions require the additional verification they warrant.
Protocol coverage
Every Standard. Every Environment.
Protocol support isn't just a checkbox — the specifics of how each is implemented determines whether your non-standard environments actually work. Here's what SecureAuth supports and where each is the right fit.
| Protocol | Best fit | SP-initiated | IdP-initiated | Attribute mapping | Legacy app support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAML 2.0 | Enterprise SaaS, regulated industries, B2B federation | Supported | Supported | Full | Not supported |
| OIDC / OAuth 2.0 | Cloud-native apps, mobile, developer-facing APIs | Supported | Supported | Scoped | Not supported |
| Session Token | Legacy apps, on-prem web apps, token-based session management | Supported | Supported | Via token | Supported |
| Kerberos / WS-Fed | Windows environments, Active Directory, domain-joined | Supported | Supported | AD attributes | Supported |
Enterprise SaaS, regulated industries, B2B federation
Cloud-native apps, mobile, developer-facing APIs
Legacy apps, on-prem web apps, token-based session management
Windows environments, Active Directory, domain-joined
Per-application policy
One Platform. A Different Rulebook For Every App.
SSO doesn't mean one-size-fits-all security. SecureAuth lets you define authentication and access policy per application — independently — so each application gets the exact security posture its data and compliance obligations demand.
Per-app MFA requirements
Require hardware token for financial systems, allow push notification for collaboration tools. Defined at the app level, not globally.
IP restriction and geo-fencing
Restrict sensitive applications to corporate network or specific IP ranges, without affecting access to lower-risk apps.
Time-of-day access controls
Limit access to critical systems to business hours. Define independently per application based on your operational and compliance requirements.
Contextual step-up auth
Trigger additional verification for sensitive actions without terminating the SSO session — users stay in flow where the risk level allows it.
Access request and approval workflows
Built-in access request flows or ITSM integration for apps that require provisioning approval before access is granted.
Industry solutions
Built For How Your Industry Works
Enterprise SSO with per-app policy control for the access patterns that matter in your sector.
Healthcare
Clinicians access EHR, PACS, scheduling, and lab systems through a single authenticated session. Per-app step-up for patient data access, HIPAA-grade audit trails, and session policies that match clinical workflows.
Financial Services
One login across trading platforms, risk systems, and client portals. Hardware token MFA for high-value apps, IP restrictions for regulated systems, and FAPI-grade session controls for open banking APIs.
SaaS Platforms
Give each enterprise customer their own SSO configuration and IdP federation. Branded login experiences per tenant, scoped session policies, and self-service IdP onboarding for new customers.
Retail & E-Commerce
Unified login across POS, inventory, supplier portals, and customer-facing apps. Session policies tuned for high-throughput retail environments with fast shift handovers.
Enterprise M&A
Federate acquired company identities on day one. Bring their apps under your SSO umbrella without forcing user migration or credential resets.
“The moment a user's status changes in our HR system, their access across all 47 applications is updated or revoked — in seconds, not days. Per-app policy means our finance systems enforce hardware token MFA while collaboration tools stay frictionless.”
Head of IT Security — Fortune 500 Financial Services
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