Everything Besecure does

Everything you need to run access properly: directory sync, one launcher, roles and groups, and an audit trail behind all of it.

Connect your directory

Point Besecure at Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), LDAP or Okta and let it sync your users, groups and departments instead of rebuilding them by hand.

Add your applications

Register each app once — SAML 2.0, OIDC, OAuth 2.0 and WS-Federation are supported, with a browser extension for the older apps that speak none of them.

Assign access by role

Grant apps to roles, groups and departments rather than individuals, so joiners and leavers are one change instead of twenty.

Watch and report

Every sign-in, permission change and admin action lands in the audit log, ready to export for your next access review.

Single sign-on

Besecure acts as the identity provider for your applications.

  • SAML 2.0 identity provider, with per-app certificates and domain aliases
  • OIDC and OAuth 2.0 authorisation, including a JWT-SSO redirect mode
  • WS-Federation for older Microsoft-stack applications
  • A browser extension for applications that support no federation protocol at all

Single sign-on in detail →

Directory integration

Your existing directory stays the source of truth.

  • Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD)
  • Generic LDAP directories
  • Okta as an upstream directory
  • Scheduled synchronisation of users, groups and departments

Directory sync in detail →

Users, roles and structure

Model the organisation once and assign access against it.

  • Departments, groups and group types
  • Roles, role types and granular role permissions
  • Invite-and-onboard flows with revocable invitations
  • Per-application access policies

Authentication controls

Tighten sign-in without writing your own auth.

  • Two-factor authentication by one-time code or security questions
  • Configurable password policy per tenant
  • Automatic lockout after repeated failed attempts, plus request rate limiting
  • IP and geography restrictions on sign-in

Multi-factor authentication in detail →

Audit and reporting

Answer "who had access to what, and when".

  • Full audit log of sign-ins, sign-outs and profile changes
  • Exportable reports (Excel and Word formats)
  • An admin dashboard covering failed sign-ins and suspicious activity
  • Notification rules for the events you care about

Administration

Run it the way your IT team already works.

  • Your own SMTP server and editable email templates
  • Time-boxed support access, so vendor help never means a shared password
  • Shared identities for the accounts a team genuinely has to share
  • Subscription and licence management per tenant

One sign-in for every app your team uses.

Set up your organisation, connect your directory and give your people a single secure launchpad.