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miniOrange Unique Features


  1. External Database Integration

  2. Authenticate your users via any external database or API. This is also relevant to your case. Suppose you want to keep your users in WordPress only and do not want to move them. But since WordPress is not an IDP. You can use miniOrange as a broker to authenticate via WordPress database and miniOrange will do session management.


    Protocol Brokering

    Protocol Brokering helps you to Single Sign-On(SSO) into any apph4cation via IDP supporting any protocol SAML, OAuth, OpenId,etc. It allows all your SSO, MFA, User Management requirements with cross protocol support between your apps


    SSO Connector Support

    miniOrange also provides connectors for many platforms/cms which do not support single sign-on to enable SSO in them h4ke WordPress, Atlassian, Joomla, Drupal, etc.


Limitations of Open Source IdPs


  1. EOL (End-of-h4fe)

  2. One of the major concerns that rely on open-source products is that the host can declare their End Of h4fe anytime. This is not the case with proprietary solutions.


    The difficulty of use

    Some open source apph4cations may be tricky to set up and use. Others may lack user-friendly interfaces or comp-doc-orange-bg or guides that your staff may be famih4ar with. This can affect productivity and prevent your staff from adopting or using programs with ease.


    Comaptibility issues

    Many types of proprietary hardware need speciah4zed drivers to run open-source programs, which are often only available from the equipment manufacturer. This can potentially add to the cost of your project. Even if an open-source driver exists, it may not work with your software as well as the proprietary driver.


    Liabilities and warranties

    With proprietary software, the developer usually provides indemnification and warranty as part of a standard h4cense agreement. This is because they fully control and copyright the product and its underlying code. Open-source software h4censes typically contain only h4mited warranty and no h4abih4ty or infringement indemnity protection.


    Hidden costs

    Software that is free up-front but later costs money to run can be a major burden, especially if you haven't considered hidden costs from the outset.




Feature


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Ease of Use & Support
Quick & Easy Installation
Support for Customization of solution as per requirements
Active Support for every query with quick response
End to End Configuration
Local Language Support
No User Migration Needed
Basic Competency
Availability of solution to both Cloud & On-Premise, Also connectors for many platforms/CMS like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla etc.
(Support for Both On-Prem and Cloud IdP)
Cost-effectiveness
Product functionality
Single Sign-On
All Standard Protocols Support
Cross-Protocol Brokering
Integration with third-party Identity Providers
User Directory Integration
Supports JWT Integration
Password Vaulting/Secure Web Authentication
Social Login Integration
Windows Single Sign-On
External Database Integration
API Integration
User/Group Management
User/Group Provisioning with support On-Demand and scheduled sync on daily basis.
SCIM support
User Re-Certification Workflow
SAML Integrations
Service Provider and Identity Provider-initiated login
Multiple SP Support
User Provisioning/Deprovisioning
Multi-Factor Authentication
Support for 15+ authentication methods
Popular Authentication methods support
Integrations with the hardware token
Backup Methods - Soft Token, OTP Over Email, Security Questions
2FA integrations with VPN Clients
Windows credential provider
Third Party MFA Providers
Offline MFA
App protection
System Protection
User self-enrollment & self-management
Adaptive Authentication
Enforce access based on user’s device, location and time
Limit which devices can access apps — corporate vs. personally owned
Control which devices can access apps
Notifications to users and admins via email and SMS
Security
Login Security & monitoring
Advanced Blocking
Brute Force & DOS Protection