OneLogin - IAM tactics for beginner / intermediate levels

Meet Silviu as he introduces one login and its IAM platform, discusses UI updates, branding, and a free trial of 25 seats for hands-on labs.

Learn how OneLogin acts as an identity provider enabling single sign-on to applications, and see admin and end-user views, including directories, MFA, and app assignments.

Create your first user in OneLogin, send an invitation from the admin panel, and compare end-user versus admin views while noting password resets and MFA setup.

Grant admin privileges by selecting privileges in the administration panel and assign the super user role to a user, ensuring two top-level admins for emergency access.

Learn to implement form-based authentication with a browser extension in OneLogin, integrating apps like Gmail, configuring parameters and end-user credentials, and managing app permissions for org-wide and per-user access.

Learn to integrate an application with SAML 2.0 by configuring one login as the identity provider and Salesforce as the service provider for seamless single sign-on.

Learn to create and manage roles as app sets, assign Salesforce to users, and automate role-based access across applications.

Create a custom mappings rule to automatically assign a role based on the department field (contains sales), provisioning relevant apps for all matching users on the backend.

Learn to use one login's assume users feature to verify a Salesforce integration by impersonating a test user and reverting to admin after testing.

Learn how to enforce multi-factor authentication and manage groups and policies in OneLogin, linking authentication factors to user groups for secure sign-on.

Connect Active Directory to OneLogin with the connector, sync users from Active Directory to the OneLogin cloud, and review synced attributes like first name, last name, and email.

OneLogin syncs user status with Active Directory in real time for seamless login and instant deactivation of disabled accounts, while multiple connected instances provide redundancy for uninterrupted authentication.

Discover how to use the OneLogin AD Connector GUI in the server’s services to manage service status, startup type, logon account, and permissions for read/write access.

Explore the seven-layer OSI model, the TCP/IP layering, and key networking concepts like MAC addresses, IPv4/IPv6, subnetting, and common protocols to understand routing, encapsulation, and network communication.