IDENTITY-AS-A-SERVICE (IDAAS)
First Generation IDaaS
We like to think of first generation IDaaS as being web single sign-on, and next-generation IDaaS as the more encompassing Directory-as-a-Service® approach.
Originally, Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) was a term reserved for web application single sign-on (SSO) solutions. In the modern era, however, the term should cover a lot more, being One Identity to Rule Them All®.
We like to think of first generation IDaaS as being web single sign-on, and next-generation IDaaS as the more encompassing Directory-as-a-Service® approach.
Google IDaaS is one concept of identity management in the cloud. Google has a number of different approaches for their consumer and business offerings
Our IDaaS solution called Directory-as-a-Service® has built-in Linux MFA support. It also supports MFA for macOS and to our user / admin portals.
As IT organizations move to cloud apps and infrastructure, there is a great deal of discussion about how to leverage IDaaS and Linux authentication
Although Google IDaaS doesn’t provide RADIUS authentication capabilities, our modern IDaaS platform called Directory-as-a-Service® does.
What should you be looking for in a cloud identity platform? Read our IDaaS checklist for eight essential capabilities.
With the introduction of Google’s new identity services solutions, IT is now pitting Google IDaaS vs Microsoft Active Directory
Organizations are leveraging Identity-as-a-Service functions for password management to help them ensure that their users have strong and unique passwords.
There is an alternate and more complete approach to using Google IDaaS as your centralized cloud identity management platform
The Identity-as-a-Service function Microsoft Office 365 integration is critical to building a central user management platform for an organization
With an Identity-as-a-Service platform, WiFi authentication is handled as a feature of the service. JumpCloud includes RADIUS and an identity provider.
A modern Identity-as-a-Service solution must handle the variety of operating systems and platforms that are present in cloud-forward organizations