The majority of our customers require that the applications we protect with Secfense broker have user authentication via SSO.
SSO is a very important piece of the puzzle, and wherever possible, we encourage customers to tie their infrastructure together in this way. It is then important that the system that verifies the identity of users has implemented two-factor authentication. If it is not there, you can “hide” it behind Secfense. Our experience also shows that only selected applications are connected to the SSO. In this case, we solve the problem of all the other applications that are left without SSO. It is also worth remembering that the Secfense solution provides security service also for already logged in users (so-called microauthorizations), thus entering the territory of PAM (privileged user access management) for web applications.