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Kolide's SAML / SSO Sign-in

Here are steps for how to set up SAML / SSO for your Kolide account!

Antigoni Sinanis avatar
Written by Antigoni Sinanis
Updated over a week ago

In this article, we will walk you through the following:

  • How to begin setup of SAML/SSO

  • Instructions for integrating with OneLogin

  • Instructions for integrating with Okta

  • Instructions for integrating with Google

  • Instructions for integrating with AWS

Before you get started, you'll want to make sure that everyone on your team needing access to Kolide has an account with your SSO provider - SAML/SSO  authentication in Kolide is currently all-or-nothing, so it's important to make sure you aren't inadvertently locking someone out of Kolide!

 
To get started, you'll want to sign in to your Kolide account, and select your avatar on the top right corner, and click "Settings".

In the left hand menu, check out your "Security & Privacy" page to view your current sign in method. 

You will have one of the three Allowed Authentication Methods available, but you will also see that SAML-based Single Sign On is present, but not yet available. To enable this, you will need to "Configure SAML First".

This will take you to the "SAML / SSO" page (please note, you can navigate to this directly, but we wanted to show you this selection page first!).

Keep this page open, as you will need this information to integrate with your SSO provider!

Instructions for OneLogin 

Steps to set up SAML / SSO auth for K2 with OneLogin as the identity provider can be found in our OneLogin SAML setup Help Article.

Instructions for Okta

Steps to set up SAML / SSO auth for K2 with Okta as the identity provider can be found in our Okta SAML / SSO setup Help Article.

Instructions for Google

Steps to set up SAML auth for K2 with Google SAML as the identity provider can be found in our Google / GSuite SAML setup Help Article

Instructions for AWS

Steps to set up SSO auth for K2 with AWS SSO as the identity provider can be found in our AWS SSO setup Help Article.

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