DEVICE MANAGEMENT
G Suite/O365 Credentials for Devices, Apps, WiFi?
You can’t really federate G Suite or Office 365 credentials to systems, applications, WiFi, and other IT resources without a third-party directory service
Easily one of the more influential advancements to the network, WiFi enables wireless network communications to systems and mobile devices. Of course, while it adds to convenience and efficiency, WiFi needs to be heavily managed to ensure security. This can be done with RADIUS-as-a-Service.
You can’t really federate G Suite or Office 365 credentials to systems, applications, WiFi, and other IT resources without a third-party directory service
Secure WiFi authentication is critical for your organization. JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service delivers assurance with a cloud RADIUS soltuion
Much like your wired network, achieving secure WiFi networks takes a significant amount of laborious work from your IT admins
Many IT organizations are also using Google’s G Suite solution. So, the thinking goes, can we use Google IDaaS for WiFi authentication?
With an Identity-as-a-Service platform, WiFi authentication is handled as a feature of the service. JumpCloud includes RADIUS and an identity provider.
Using G Suite credentials for WiFi authentication via a cloud RADIUS implementation is easy to implement thanks to Directory-as-a-Service® (DaaS).
WiFi security has been largely considered weak and ineffective. Even with better encryption technology, many IT admins are concerned about WiFi security
A cloud RADIUS implementation saves IT admins time. JumpCloud’s RADIUS-as-a-Service securely connects users to their WiFi networks with authentication.
You may think that Office 365 identities are good for only accessing O365, but with the right configuration, they can be used to access WiFi too.
Cloud-Based Solutions for WiFi and Identity Management. RADIUS-as-a-Service can revolutionize the way your organization manages identities and networks.
Cloud-based RADIUS has arrived, and IT admins can relish in the benefits of increased security and a reduction in heavy-lifting.
As organizations move to WiFi networks rather than wired, there are a new set of challenges facing IT admins: security risks.