OneLogin Reviews

Uniqkey is Europe’s leading password and access manager. It simplifies employee security while empowering companies with enhanced control over their cloud infrastructure, access security, and employee management. Uniqkey combats the most significant threats to company infrastructure by safeguarding critical systems and company credentials with state-of-the-art encryption. It also offers unique insights and a comprehensive view of IT infrastructure, employee access, and security scores, making it a valuable tool for IT teams to monitor security policies and assess the impact of awareness campaigns with confidence. With powerful integrations and synergies with existing infrastructure such as Microsoft, IT managers can quickly provision or de-provision users for seamless onboarding and offboarding, all while protecting their entire IT infrastructure with advanced encryption. Engineered by leading European security experts, we leverage the latest encryption methodologies and technology, including offline encryption of all our data. Our modern tech stack and servers, hosted locally in Denmark, ensure maximum security, data integrity, and compliance with European regulations, providing our customers with peace of mind.

Auth0 by Okta takes a modern approach to Identity and enables organizations to provide secure access to any application, for any user. Auth0 is highly customizable, and simple yet flexible. Safeguarding billions of login transactions each month, Auth0 delivers convenience, privacy, and security so customers can focus on innovation. Auth0 is a part of Okta, The World’s Identity Company™. With Auth0, you can rapidly integrate authentication and authorization for web, mobile, and legacy applications, with new Fine Grained Authorization (FGA) that goes beyond role-based access control. Authenticate users across all applications with your own custom, secure, and standards-based unified login. With Universal Login, users are redirected to a central authorization server. Because authentication takes place on the same domain as the login, credentials are not sent across sources, increasing security and protecting against attacks like phishing and credential stuffing. OAuth 2.0 recommends that only external user agents (like the browser) should be used by native applications for authentication flows. Universal Login provides this in a secure manner while also enabling SSO.