Authentication Implementation

One of the most important aspects of security, making sure only the right people have the right access to the right information.

Regardless of where you app, IT services, solutions, or software architecture live.

There is always a need to implement Authentication.

Who is this for?

If you:

Are mix and matching methods
Need to unify and make your authentication more consistent across
Make sure both systems services and users have the right type of authentication
Need Unified Control, high Visibility and Alerts of Authentication services
Need Logging and record keeping for compliance purposes

What to expect?

Here is a short explanation of how we can help you implement any of the previous authentication methods or solutions.

1

Discovery & Scope

Align on goals, scope, and constraints (e.g., in-scope apps, user groups, compliance needs), plus the current identity setup.

2

Architecture & Requirements

Outline the target identity flow and requirements, including integrations and security controls (e.g., MFA, audit logs, recovery).

3

Timeline & Cost Range

Provide an estimated timeline and budget range based on scope, app count, and complexity.

4

Implementation & Integration

Implement and connect the authentication solution across your systems (e.g., SSO, MFA, provisioning).

5

Validation & Testing

Test sign-in flows, enforce policies, and verify audit logs, recovery paths, and other agreed upon features

6

Handover

Deliver solution and documentation. As well as optional admin training, and post-launch support.

Types of Authentication We Work With

SAML 2.0

For enterprise SSO and legacy SaaS integrations.

OpenID Connect (OIDC)

For modern web and mobile authentication.

OAuth 2.0

For delegated authorization and API access control.

WebAuthn / FIDO2

For passwordless, phishing-resistant sign-in.

TOTP / HOTP

For MFA and account recovery flows.

X.509 / mTLS

For device and service identity.

Kerberos

For on-prem Active Directory environments.

Submit an Inquiry

Looking for a Specific Solution?

Microsoft Entra ID:

Enterprise identity platform for SSO, MFA, Conditional Access, and identity governance across Microsoft 365 and third-party apps.

IBM Security Verify:

Cloud identity and access management for SSO, MFA, and policy-based access control across apps and APIs.

Cisco Duo:

MFA and access security platform with device health checks and SSO integrations.

Google Cloud Identity:

Workforce identity, SSO, endpoint management, and MFA for Google Workspace and third‑party apps.

Google Cloud Identity Platform:

Customer identity service for web and mobile apps with SDKs, authentication flows, and backend integration.

IDmelon:

Passwordless authentication platform with MFA and SSO integrations for workforce identity.

RSA SecurID:

Enterprise MFA and identity security documentation hub for RSA SecurID products and integrations.

Oracle Identity Cloud Service:

(IDCS)

Oracle IDaaS documentation for federated SSO, MFA, and identity lifecycle workflows.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure IAM:

(Identity Domains)

OCI identity service for user, group, and policy management across Oracle cloud resources and apps.

For Self Hosted we Have: Open-Source

Keycloak:

Open-source IAM with single sign-on, standard protocol support (OIDC, OAuth 2.0, SAML), and identity brokering. Supports user federation with LDAP/Active Directory and centralized admin/user consoles.

Authentik:

Self-hosted IdP with SSO, OAuth2/OIDC, and MFA options including TOTP and WebAuthn/Passkeys. Supports conditional access policies and runs on Docker or Kubernetes for full data control.

Authelia:

Open-source IAM portal providing SSO and MFA for apps behind reverse proxies. Acts as an OpenID Connect 1.0 Provider and offers granular authorization policies.