Single Sign-On for All Users
Rely on our secure single sign-on, RapidIdentity SSO, to provide a portal experience that is tailored to the needs of each user group, including inside or outside the classroom.
Student-friendly Authentication
Achieve security and ease of use with RapidIdentity Authentication. By providing a variety of passwordless authentication methods, all students can easily access the resources they need.
Flexible Classroom Management Options
Use a single identity provider (IdP) for authentication across all users and applications while maintaining your current classroom portal experience.
Features
Secure Authentication Methods Designed for Education
Tailored Login Options
Automatically assign a mix of authentication methods based on a user’s specific needs, abilities, and risk levels. Options include QR codes, pictographs, and challenge response questions.
Other login options include:
- Push Authentication
- U2F FIDO Tokens
- One-time Password
- Social login
One-click Access
Configure RapidIdentity SSO to provide access* to thousands of cloud-based and on-premises applications and services with the ability to hide, remove, and organize quick-launch icons.
*Integration options: SAML 2.0, OAuth, OpenID Connect, and Form Fill.
Duo Authentication Compatibility
Make the most out of your existing investment in Duo using the Duo Web SDK as an authentication method that can be enabled on an Authentication Policy.
Secure Windows Logon
Allow your users to quickly sign into Windows devices with a mix of authentication factors. Plus, integrate with Outlook and O365 for a second authentication factor for Microsoft products.
Mobile Authentication Methods
Users can utilize RapidIdentity SSO to access cloud-based apps from iOS, Android, and other mobile devices. RapidIdentity SSO utilizes SAML-enabled mobile apps to support mobile.
Self-service Capabilities
Resetting passwords and claiming accounts is easy with self-service options from RapidIdentity. Users can complete these actions themselves without burdening your already-busy IT team.
How a one-size-fits-all approach puts you at risk
To build a secure system, you need a robust multi-factor authentication system. However, implementing a one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work because different users have different risk levels depending on their role, where they're accessing systems from, and a variety of other factors.
It's critical that you define risk levels up front for different employees, roles, and other categories of users. How are you doing this?
Owensboro Public Schools Case Study
Owensboro Public Schools in Kentucky needed an enterprise-grade IAM solution with single sign-on and multi-factor authentication that was supportable, scalable, and replicable.
Industry: K-12
Solutions: Authentication, Lifecycle
RapidIdentity Authentication for easy password resets, to apply the state’s AD password requirements across all accounts, and to enhance district-wide login security.
RapidIdentity Lifecycle to automate IAM, sync cloud resources, utilize custom configurations, reduce onboarding time for new employees, and reduce manual work by the IT department.
Get in Touch
Implement the right authentication methods for varying roles and risk levels. Reach out to the Identity Automation team today for a live demo.