Legacy and non-federated apps
Bring the applications that support no single sign-on behind the same launcher, the same roles and the same audit trail.
Every single sign-on rollout meets the same wall: a meaningful share of the applications people use every day support no federation protocol at all. Older line-of-business systems, niche industry tools, a supplier portal nobody can change.
The usual outcome is two worlds — the apps that made it behind SSO, and a spreadsheet of shared logins for the ones that did not. The second world is where the risk lives, and it is the one nobody reports on.
What Besecure does about it
A standard, not a workaround
Reaching an application through a browser extension is how the identity industry handles this, and it has a name: Secure Web Authentication. Okta and others badge it alongside SAML rather than beneath it, because for these applications it is the only thing that works.
Indistinguishable to the person using it
The app sits in the same launcher as everything else. Nobody needs to know which of their tools speak a protocol and which do not, and nobody keeps a second password for the ones that do not.
Governed the same way
Access is granted by role, group or department exactly as it is for a federated application, so the awkward apps stop being an exception to your access model.
And visible the same way
Sign-ins land in the same audit log, which means the applications that were previously invisible to reporting are now in it.
Questions this usually raises
Does the person ever see the password?
The extension signs them in. Removing their access removes the ability to sign in, without needing to rotate a password that has been passed around.
Which applications need this rather than a protocol?
Anything that supports none of SAML 2.0, OIDC or OAuth 2.0 — typically older internally hosted systems and smaller vendor tools. Applications that do support a protocol federate directly instead.
Other things teams use Besecure for
Audit and compliance
Answer access questions from one record instead of six admin consoles, and export the evidence.
Contractors and third parties
Give external people a narrow, time-bounded slice of access that ends when the engagement does.
Customer and partner access
Give external users a narrow slice of access without turning them into unmanaged exceptions.
Employee SSO
One secure sign-in for every application your employees use.
Joiners, movers and leavers
Onboard from the directory you already run, and remove someone once rather than application by application.
Privileged administrator access
Keep powerful access explicit, narrow and reviewable.
Replacing shared passwords
Model the accounts that genuinely have to be shared, instead of leaving them in a spreadsheet.
One sign-in for every app your team uses.
Set up your organisation, connect your directory and give your people a single secure launchpad.