Memority fully supports integration with Office 365 and Azure environment, from authentication/federation of one or multiple O365 domains to provisioning of user accounts and licenses.
Memority supports authentication process for every client type (web browser, desktop apps, mobile app) and every O365 application (Outlook, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Sharepoint, PowerBI, Dynamics 365, etc.).
Plus, as an external identity provider for Azure/O365 federated domain, Memority is compatible with Azure conditional access rules to enforce endpoint protection.
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For managed Windows workstations, Memority enables Microsoft MEX publication with support for WS-Trust “usernamemixed” and “certificatemixed” authentication endpoints.
This enables Memority to authenticate user for Windows logon to obtain Microsoft Azure PRT authentication token.
Azure PRT token provides enhanced Single Sign-On user experience for Microsoft O365 suite and allows activation of Azure conditional access rules to restrict O365 applications to managed endpoints only.
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Memority supports Windows Hello For Business enrollment to allow WHfB-based logon.
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For managed mobile devices, Memority is compatible with Microsoft Intune enrollment process to activatev Azure conditional access rules.
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Supported Federation Protocols My-Access allows customers to use Memority as Identity Provider (IdP) to access Google Apps, ServiceNow, Azure, Workspace One or any other Cloud or on-premise applications compatible with federation standards such as SAMLv2, OAUTH2/OIDC, WS-Federatio or, WS-Trust.
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Self-Service Federation Portal My-Access includes Self-Service Federation portal. It allows third-party administrators, usually administrators from the application support team, to onboard, deploy and validate their application federation within Memority.
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Third Party Authentication (Social Login & Private IdP Proxy) My-Access supports SAML2, OIDC and OAuth2 protocols as Service Provider (SP) in a scenario where user authentication/authorization is delegated to an external Social Network (Meta, Google, X, etc.) or private third party Identity Provider (IdP) using their own local credentials.
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Legacy Applications Not all enterprise applications support federation protocols and for legacy applications evolution may not be an option.