Extend Okta Risk Engine Signals to the Network

Apply Okta identity context directly to network access control with certificate-based authentication. Auto-remediate when suspicious behavior or account compromise occurs.

SecureW2's direct integration with Okta enables real-time network policy enforcement based on Okta Risk Engine signals. When user status, group membership, or risk score changes in Okta, SecureW2 immediately adjusts network access privileges—blocking compromised accounts, or applying segmentation based on group membership and/or device posture by combining user signals with device trust from Jamf, CrowdStrike, and more.

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How This Improves Your Security

Okta-Driven Network Access

Network policies that automatically adapt to Okta user status, group changes, and risk signals in real-time.

Continuous Device Trust

Combine Okta user trust with hardware-bound certificates to verify device posture, compliance, and legitimacy.

Go Passwordless

Replace frustrating MFA prompts and eliminate the risk of credential theft for Wi-Fi, VPN, Okta SSO, Desktop Login, and more.

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SAML Certificate Enrollment for Okta Users

Enable self-service, certificate-based access for unmanaged devices using Okta SAML SSO.

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How it works

1 User downloads Self-Service Onboarding Client from JoinNow Landing Page
2 Client redirects the user to Okta SSO to enter credentials
3 Credentials are verified, SAML token with user attributes sent to JoinNow Client
4 Certificate is issued and installed with network settings; device is ready for Wi-Fi

Overview

Passwordless, certificate-based Wi-Fi for unmanaged/BYOD devices
Role-based access using Okta groups and attributes
Faster, self-service onboarding with minimal IT effort
Reduced risk of credential theft and spoofed networks

Automate Network Access & Segmentation via Okta Signals

Implement dynamic access controls based on Okta user attributes with SecureW2's Cloud RADIUS.

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How it works

1 Devices present certificates to the Cloud RADIUS server, initiating authentication
2 SecureW2 uses real-time lookups to verify users' status through Okta
3 Access decisions are driven by user roles and groups within Okta
4 Policies ensure users are placed in the correct VLAN or access group based on current directory information

Overview

Ensures only authorized and active users have network access
Reduce risk by assigning VLAN segmentation based on real-time user status
Reduce the need for manual oversight and automate network access
Combine Okta user status with device trust from Jamf, CrowdStrike, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to set up the Okta integration?

The complete integration can be configured in 10-15 minutes using our guided setup wizard. This includes configuring the SAML application, enabling SCIM provisioning, and setting up initial certificate policies.

What Okta editions are supported?

SecureW2 integrates with all Okta editions including Workforce Identity, Customer Identity, and Privileged Access. SCIM provisioning requires Okta's Universal Directory feature.

Can I customize which Okta attributes are included in certificates?

Yes, you have full control over attribute mapping. You can include standard Okta attributes (department, title, groups) as well as custom attributes defined in your Okta Universal Directory.

How does certificate revocation work with Okta?

When a user is deactivated or removed from groups in Okta, SecureW2 automatically revokes their certificates through real-time SCIM updates and webhook notifications.

Is the integration SOC 2 compliant?

Yes, both SecureW2 and Okta maintain SOC 2 compliance. The integration uses industry-standard protocols (SAML, SCIM, OIDC) with encrypted communication throughout.

Can this integration support multi-tenant environments?

Yes, the Okta integration supports multi-tenant deployments with isolated certificate policies per tenant. Each tenant can have independent Okta configurations and certificate management policies.