Seamless PKI Integration for Your Radiator Deployment

Pair Radiator’s flexible RADIUS framework with SecureW2’s cloud-native PKI to simplify certificate management, strengthen authentication, and enforce adaptive security policies.

Running Radiator as your RADIUS platform doesn’t mean you need to take on the headaches of certificate management. SecureW2’s Dynamic PKI automates every part of the certificate lifecycle—provisioning, renewal, suspension, and revocation—so admins avoid outages caused by mistimed expirations or manual errors. By integrating seamlessly with Radiator, our PKI service delivers reliable, passwordless authentication across Wi‑Fi, wired, and VPN connections while reducing the day-to-day overhead and risk of managing PKI on your own.

Technical Specifications

Setup Time

 
Fast Deployment

Radiator Authentication Secured with Certs in Hours

Universal Compatibility

 
Works Everywhere

Integrate with Your IDPs, MDMs, and EDRs

Wired & Wireless Security 

 
EAP-TLS Standard

Support Secure Authentication & Enrollment 

Context Sync

 
Real-Time APIs

Adaptive Access with Signals from Your Environment

Certificate Management

 
Cloud-Native PKI

Automated Issuance, Renewal & Revocation

Adaptive Security

 
Immediate Response

Revoke Acccess as Threats Evolve

Enterprise SSO with Zero Trust
Guest & Contractor Onboarding
Device Trust Management

SecureW2 + Radiator: Stronger, Simpler Access  

Passwordless Wi-Fi & VPN

Replace passwords with phishing-resistant certificates to deliver seamless and secure access.

Go Passwordless

Continuous Device Trust

Enforce access policies based on real-time identity and device signals. Block unmanaged or non-compliant devices from connecting to business resources.

Always Verified 

Cloud-Native Security

Automate certificate issuance and lifecycle management while enforcing secure 802.1x authentication without the need for on-prem PKI.

No On-Prem

Top SecureW2 + Radiator Use Cases

EAP-TLS Wi-Fi Authentication

Enhance Radiator Wi-Fi security with certificate-based 802.1X, seamlessly integrated with your IDP and MDM

Implementation Steps
  • 1 Configure SW2 Dynamic PKI and RADIUS services
  • 2 Configure secure SSID & Radiator RADIUS server settings
  • 3 Set up Onboarding SSID, distribute profiles to devices
  • 4 Devices receive certificates, connect via EAP-TLS 802.1x
Expected Outcomes
  • Passwordless, certificate-based Wi-Fi

  • Streamlined onboarding for managed & BYOD devices

  • Role-based or group-based network access via IDP attributes

  • Simplified IT operations with no manual Wi-Fi configuration

Streamlined 802.1X Device Onboarding

Simplify onboarding for both managed and BYOD devices by automating certificate enrollment for Radiator‑backed 802.1X networks.

Implementation Steps
  • 1 User accesses SecureW2 onboarding portal for BYOD (or is silently enrolled through MDM).
  • 2 Devices are provisioned with the correct Wi‑Fi/VPN profiles and issued unique, phishing‑resistant certificates
  • 3 Certificates are automatically configured for use in 802.1X authentication workflows.
  • 4 Radiator validates the certificates to authenticate users/devices, enforcing organizational access policies.
Expected Outcomes
  • Fast, self‑service onboarding for both managed and BYOD devices with minimal IT intervention

  • Consistent user experience across all major operating systems and device types

  • Seamless integration with existing IdPs and MDMs for automated certificate enrollment and policy enforcement

  • Ensure compliance by granting secure access only to trusted devices

Protocols Supported

Comprehensive protocol support for seamless SecureW2 and Radiator 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

How long does it take to set up SecureW2 with Radiator networks?

Setup time is measured in hours because SecureW2 eliminates the heavy lifting normally associated with building PKI and RADIUS infrastructure. By connecting Radiator directly to our Dynamic PKI, organizations can quickly enforce EAP-TLS for Wi-Fi and certificate-backed access for VPN. Once identity provider and MDM integrations are established, policy-based Zero Trust controls are applied as certificates are issued.

Which Radiator products are supported with SecureW2?

SecureW2 fully supports Radiator for Wi-Fi authentication and roaming. By integrating directly with Radiator's 802.1X infrastructure, SecureW2 provides certificate-based authentication for Wi-Fi, dynamic VLAN segmentation, and secure remote access. Whether the environment is a small branch deployment or a global distributed network, SecureW2’s cloud-native PKI scales seamlessly without requiring additional hardware.

How are certificates deployed to devices in a Radiator environment?

Certificates are deployed through different methods depending on device ownership. For managed endpoints, SecureW2 integrates with MDM platforms such as Intune, Jamf, or Workspace ONE to silently issue and install certificates without user intervention. For unmanaged or BYOD devices, users are guided through SecureW2’s JoinNow onboarding client to complete a self-service enrollment workflow. In both cases, certificates are automatically delivered with the correct SSID or VPN settings so that devices can immediately connect using EAP‑TLS authentication.

How does certificate renewal and revocation work for Radiator Wi-Fi and VPN?

In a Radiator deployment, SecureW2 continuously enforces Zero Trust by tying certificate renewal and revocation to user identity and device posture. Certificates are silently renewed in the background, ensuring uninterrupted access for trusted endpoints. If a device is compromised, unenrolled, or no longer compliant with MDM policies, SecureW2 can instantly revoke its certificate, blocking Wi‑Fi and VPN connectivity. This prevents unauthorized access in real time without relying on weak credentials or manual IT intervention.

What authentication protocols are supported in Radiator deployments with SecureW2?

All of the key protocols a Radiator deployment requires are supported by SecureW2 out of the box. That includes EAP‑TLS (for Wi‑Fi and wired 802.1X), SAML 2.0 (for VPN), and onboarding standards like Dynamic SCEP and ACME. SecureW2 also integrates easily with OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect identity flows, ensuring customers can connect their existing IdPs and MDMs. This makes deploying certificate‑based authentication with Radiator networks both secure and straightforward.

Does SecureW2 support multi-tenant or multi-SSID Radiator environments (e.g., guest vs. corporate)?

Yes. SecureW2 supports both multi‑SSID and multi‑tenant Radiator deployments — a common requirement for universities and distributed enterprises. IT teams can map different SSIDs to different onboarding portals, certificate policies, and VLAN assignments, ensuring each user group or tenant has the right level of network access. This provides a scalable way to deliver secure Wi‑Fi and VPN access across large or complex Radiator environments.

Strengthen Radiator Wireless Security for Enterprise Compliance

Our cloud-native solution integrates directly with Radiator, your IDP, and MDM to deliver fast, automated certificate management without on-premise complexity.