Extend OneLogin Risk Engine Signals to the Network
SecureW2 transforms OneLogin identity data into dynamic certificate policies that adapt to user context and risk in real time. Auto-remediate when suspicious behavior or account compromise occurs.
SecureW2's direct integration with OneLogin enables real-time network policy enforcement based on OneLogin Risk Engine signals. When user status, group membership, or risk score changes in OneLogin, 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.
Technical Specifications
Setup Time
30 minutes
Cert-based Wi-Fi setup
Universal Compatibility
Support OneLogin
Plus most other IAM, MDM, & EDR platforms
Protocols
ACME OAuth
SAML 2.0, Webhooks
Sync Method
Dynamic APIs
Triggered via Webhook
Certificate Infrastructure
Managed PKI
HSM-Backed
Wi-Fi Capability
EAP-TLS
WPA3, Guest SMS Portal
How SecureW2 + OneLogin Enhances Your Security
OneLogin-Driven Network Access
Network policies that automatically adapt to OneLogin user status, group changes, and risk signals in real-time.
Real-time
Continuous Device Trust
Combine OneLogin user trust with hardware-bound certificates to verify device posture, compliance, and legitimacy.
24/7 Monitoring
Go Passwordless
Replace frustrating MFA prompts and eliminate the risk of credential theft for Wi-Fi, VPN, OneLogin SSO, Desktop Login, and more.
Zero Passwords
Top SecureW2 + OneLogin Use Cases
SAML Certificate Enrollment for OneLogin Users
Enable self-service, certificate-based access for unmanaged devices using OneLogin SAML SSO
- 1 User downloads Self-Service Onboarding Client from JoinNow Landing Page
- 2 Client redirects the user to OneLogin 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
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Passwordless, certificate-based Wi-Fi for unmanaged/BYOD devices
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Role-based access using OneLogin groups and attributes
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Faster, self-service onboarding with minimal IT effort
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Reduced risk of credential theft and spoofed networks
Protocols Supported
Comprehensive protocol support for seamless SecureW2 and OneLogin integration
| Protocol | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SAML 2.0 | Used with JoinNow MultiOS to authenticate users against a cloud IDP, initiating the certificate enrollment process. | |
| LDAP | Used with JoinNow MultiOS to validate users in an LDAP database before enrolling them for a certificate. | |
| 802.1X | Set up 802.1x in under an hour with our cloud, managed PKI, 802.1x onboarding, and RADIUS authentication services. | |
| EAP-TLS | We don't just set you up for 802.1x. Achieve the gold standard, Passwordless, certificate-based, 802.1x Wi-Fi. | |
| ACME | Dynamic PKI services that enable the use of ACME DA for user devices and for server certificate automation. | |
| Dynamic SCEP | Prevent API compromise and certificate spoofing with certificate auto-enrollment via Dynamic SCEP. | |
| OAuth 2.0 | Query IAM, MDM, and EDR infrastructure to continuously monitor trust for PKI and network access automation. | |
| OpenID Connect | Confirm user/device identity before authorizing certificate enrollment or renewal. |
Frequently Asked Questions
SecureW2's OneLogin integration can be configured in 10-15 minutes using our guided setup wizard. The complete SecureW2-OneLogin integration includes configuring the SAML application, enabling SCIM provisioning, and setting up initial certificate policies.
Yes, SecureW2 allows you to customize OneLogin attribute mapping with full control. You can include standard OneLogin attributes (department, title, groups) as well as custom attributes defined in your OneLogin Universal Directory through the SecureW2 platform.
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