CASE STUDY
Noon is the Middle East’s homegrown
online marketplace that is pushing
the boundaries of e-commerce
in the region. With an extensive range of
goods available on its website ranging from
electronics to fashion and from beauty to
sports products, there are few sectors that it
is not involved with.
Like many businesses its cybersecurity is
a top priority, that’s why it has chosen to
deploy the identity platform OneLogin so
potential threats can be identified quickly
and effectively dealt with. OneLogin
SSO has proven to be especially valuable
in increasing security and streamlining
processes including onboarding.
One Secure SSO Portal for All Apps has also
demonstrated its ability to increase
productivity while keeping data secure.
With single sign-on users only have to
enter one set of credentials to access
their web apps in the cloud and behind
the firewall – via desktops, smartphones
and tablets. This foundational identity
and access management (IAM) measure is
a first step in building trusted experiences
for an enterprise’s workforce, customers
and partners.
OneLogin’s policy-driven password security,
multi-factor authentication and context
aware access management ensure that only
authorised users get access to sensitive data.
Users can implement more demanding
password policies such as required length,
complexity and restrictions on password
reuse, as well as session timeout and
password reset self-service policy to heighten
protection without impeding their users.
The single sign-on services provided by
OneLogin have proven imperative to rolling
out new applications to whole organisations,
regardless of the location or time zone.
Customers have found that not only has it
helped them simplify an evolving estate of
applications but thanks to OneLogin they
can also look to integrate more software
with complete confidence in the future.
Secure and unified
endpoint management
OneLogin Desktop is a new kind of endpoint
management. Users can leverage the secure
profiles of laptop and desktop computers
enrolled with the OneLogin Cloud Directory.
Once users have logged into their secure
profiles with their OneLogin Cloud Directory
credentials, they can directly access all their
apps via the OneLogin SSO portal.
In other words, once users are logged into
their operating system, they don’t need to
login again to access corporate apps, freeing
up their time while strengthening security.
Multiple logins
OneLogin’s sign-on authentication system
lets users create any number of logins to
the same type of application. If a business
has five WordPress sites or two Google Apps
accounts, OneLogin’s Trusted Experience
Platform makes them available with one
password, one click.
If a business has different staging and
production environments, multiple login
functionality is a real time-saver.
Social login
Businesses can allow end-users to login
to OneLogin using their Social Identity
Provider credentials from services such as
Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn and Twitter.
This streamlines the user experience by
removing the need to create and remember
a new password.
OneLogin has made it easy for OneLogin
admins to implement Social Login. This
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