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Federated identity management

Enable seamless, secure authentication across organizations, cloud providers, and applications with a trusted federated identity solution.

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Why federated identity management?

Enterprises today manage hundreds of apps and cloud services. Federated Identity Management eliminates login silos, reduces security risks, and ensures compliance across regulated industries.

One identity for multiple platforms

Eliminate login silos across organizations

Reduce security risks

No more weak passwords or fragmented IAM policies.

Cross-organization authentication

Federate with partners, SaaS, and cloud services.

Compliance standard

Meet GDPR, PSD2, SOC2, HIPAA standards

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Let users log in once and securely across trusted organizations.

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Key Benefits of Federated Identity

Secure & scalable identity federation

Federated SSO – One-click access across apps.
Cross-Cloud & Multi-Provider Integration – Azure AD, Okta, Ping, Google.
Hybrid IAM – Deploy on-prem, in the cloud, or as a hybrid solution.

Advanced authentication & access control

SAML, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect – Industry-leading security protocols.
Passwordless Authentication – FIDO2, biometric login, passkeys.
Adaptive MFA & Risk-Based Authentication – Strengthen security dynamically.

Compliance & Regulatory Readiness

Zero Trust Security & Least Privilege Access – Strengthen security policies.
Regulatory Compliance – GDPR, PSD2, HIPAA, SOC2.
Automated Monitoring & Security Patch Management – Reduce vulnerabilities.

Why Choose Keycloak for Identity Federation?

Enterprise-Grade Identity Federation – Secure, scalable, open-source IAM.
Multi-Tenant Support – Manage authentication across multiple organizations.
Cloud & On-Prem Deployment – Works with AWS, Azure, Google Cloud.
SSO, OAuth2, SAML, OpenID Connect Support – Standardized, secure authentication.
Adaptive MFA & Biometric Authentication – FIDO2, passkeys, device-based security.

Federated IAM vs SSO – what to choose?

Feature	Single Sign-On (SSO)	Federated Identity Management (FIM)
Scope	Within one enterprise	Across multiple organizations
Identity Provider	Internal, centralized	External, trusted IdPs
Authentication	OAuth 2.0, SAML	SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect
Security	Centralized policy enforcement	Cross-domain authentication security
User Experience	Internal SSO	Seamless access to external partners
Compliance	Enterprise security only	Cross-industry compliance support