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OneLogin

OneLogin is an American software company that provides cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) solutions, enabling enterprises to secure access to applications and data across workforces, customers, and partners through features like single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and adaptive access controls.^[1]^[2] Founded in 2009 in San Francisco, California, by brothers Thomas and Christian Pedersen, the company developed a unified access management (UAM) platform designed for quick implementation, high user adoption, and integration with thousands of cloud applications to reduce IT helpdesk costs and enhance security.^[2]^[3]^[4] In October 2021, OneLogin was acquired by One Identity—a division of Quest Software—for an undisclosed amount, operating thereafter as a wholly owned subsidiary to expand One Identity's portfolio in identity-as-a-service (IDaaS) and consolidate IAM capabilities including privileged access management.^[5]^[6]^[7] Headquartered at 848 Battery Street in San Francisco, OneLogin serves global customers by addressing modern threats like AI-driven risks through centralized identity governance and machine learning-based anomaly detection, positioning it as a leader in the IAM market.^[2]^[1]

Overview

Founding and Headquarters

OneLogin was founded in 2009 in San Francisco, California, by brothers Thomas Pedersen, who served as the company's CEO, and Christian Pedersen.^[3]^[2]^[4] The company emerged during the early adoption of cloud computing, with an initial focus on developing cloud-based identity solutions to simplify enterprise access management and overcome challenges associated with securing and provisioning user identities across distributed systems.^[8]^[9] The headquarters remain in San Francisco at 848 Battery Street, serving as the central hub for operations even after the 2021 acquisition by One Identity.^[10]^[2] This location has supported the company's global expansion, with operations now extending to multiple regions and OneLogin employing approximately 280 people as of 2025, up from around 200 staff prior to the acquisition.^[2]^[11]^[12] A key early milestone was the official launch of its core service in 2010, positioning OneLogin as one of the pioneering providers in the cloud identity and access management (IAM) space.^[13]^[14] This debut underscored the company's commitment to delivering scalable, secure solutions for modern enterprise needs from its inception.^[15]

Core Business and Market Position

OneLogin is a provider of cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) solutions, specializing in unified access management (UAM) to secure human and machine identities for enterprises.^[1] The company's platform enables organizations to centralize authentication, authorization, and user lifecycle management across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments, focusing on workforce, customer (CIAM), and partner identity security.^[16] OneLogin operates on a subscription-based revenue model, offering flexible pricing tiers with bundled packages and a-la-carte add-ons priced per user per month. Bundled options, such as the Professional tier at $8 per user per month, include core features like single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and directory integration, while add-ons like SmartFactor Authentication cost an additional $3 per user per month. The company reported annual revenue of approximately $50 million in 2023, growing to around $60 million in 2024.^[17]^[18] In the IAM industry, OneLogin holds a strong market position, serving over 5,500 customers globally, including numerous Fortune 500 companies such as AAA and Philips.^[19] It was named an Overall Leader, Product Leader, and Market Leader in the 2025 KuppingerCole Access Management Leadership Compass, praised for its scalable, feature-rich solution suitable for organizations of various sizes.^[20] The company targets sectors including finance, healthcare, technology, manufacturing, and education, where it addresses compliance needs and secures access to sensitive applications.^[21]^[22]^[23]

Products and Services

Identity and Access Management Platform

OneLogin's Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform is a cloud-native Unified Access Management (UAM) system designed to centralize secure access for humans, software, and hardware, including IoT devices, across diverse applications, devices, and users, thereby enhancing organizational security and productivity.^[16] This architecture eliminates the need for on-premises infrastructure, reducing maintenance costs while providing high uptime and redundancy through its fully cloud-based deployment.^[16] The platform encompasses three primary solutions tailored to different identity needs: Workforce IAM, which streamlines employee access to enterprise applications; Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM), focused on secure customer authentication and user experiences; and Partner Identity Management, which facilitates controlled access for external collaborators and ecosystems.^[16] These solutions integrate seamlessly to manage identities at scale, supporting secure interactions in hybrid environments that blend cloud and on-premises resources.^[1] Implementation of the platform emphasizes rapid deployment and quick return on investment (ROI), enabling organizations to operationalize identity management without extensive customization. It includes an extensive application catalog with over 6,000 pre-integrated applications, allowing for straightforward connectivity to SaaS, on-premises, and custom systems.^[24] This approach minimizes setup time and accelerates value realization by simplifying access provisioning and governance.^[1] At its technical core, the platform relies on Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to enforce policy-based user provisioning and permissions, ensuring least-privilege access aligned with organizational roles. Single Sign-On (SSO) serves as the foundational mechanism for unified authentication across resources, while adaptive policies enable real-time, context-aware enforcement of access decisions based on user behavior, location, and risk factors.^[16] In 2025, these elements contributed to OneLogin's recognition as a market leader in IAM solutions.^[1]

Key Features and Integrations

OneLogin's authentication features emphasize robust multi-factor authentication (MFA), which supports a variety of verification methods including one-time passwords via the OneLogin Protect app, email, SMS, voice calls, biometrics such as Windows Hello and Touch ID, and integrations with third-party providers like Google Authenticator, Yubico, Duo Security, and RSA SecurID.^[25] A key component is SmartFactor authentication, which leverages machine learning to evaluate login risk based on contextual factors and user behavior, enabling adaptive authentication that dynamically adjusts challenges to mitigate threats.^[25] This system detects anomalous behavior, such as unusual login locations or patterns indicative of compromised credentials, and triggers risk-based challenges to enhance security without compromising user experience.^[25] For access management, OneLogin Access provides centralized policy enforcement, allowing administrators to define and apply granular access controls across applications, ensuring compliance with organizational security requirements.^[26] It facilitates instant offboarding by automating the deactivation of user access upon events like employee departures, reducing the window for potential unauthorized entry.^[27] Complementing this, OneLogin Desktop offers endpoint management by enrolling laptops and desktops into the OneLogin Cloud Directory, creating secure device profiles that require additional two-factor authentication at the operating system login level to prevent unauthorized device access.^[28] The platform's integration capabilities are API-driven, supporting seamless connections to major cloud services such as AWS for identity and access management including SSO and user provisioning, and Microsoft Office 365 for real-time synchronization and single sign-on via Active Directory.^[29]^[30] It also integrates with on-premises systems like Active Directory and LDAP for directory synchronization, and over 6,000 third-party applications through pre-built connectors.^[31] OneLogin enables federation for SSO, allowing secure credential sharing across domains for employees, partners, and customers using standards like SAML 2.0.^[32] As a cloud-native solution, these integrations streamline deployment without on-premises infrastructure.^[1] Additional capabilities include real-time access revocation, which instantly disables application access in response to role changes, terminations, or security alerts through automated syncing with directories, minimizing exposure risks.^[26]^[33] Passwordless authentication options replace traditional passwords with secure alternatives like biometrics, push notifications, or passkeys, reducing phishing vulnerabilities while maintaining ease of use.^[34] For compliance, OneLogin provides tools aligned with standards such as GDPR through data processing agreements and privacy controls, and SOC 2 Type 2 certification covering controls for security, availability, and confidentiality.^[35]^[36]

History

Early Years and Founding

OneLogin was founded in 2009 in San Francisco by brothers Thomas and Christian Pedersen, who were motivated by the growing need for a simplified approach to enterprise authentication amid the rise of cloud applications. Drawing from their prior experience with Zendesk, where they observed users struggling with multiple passwords and fragmented access management, the founders established the company to develop a cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) solution focused on single sign-on (SSO) capabilities.^[4]^[3] During its pre-launch phase, the initial team concentrated on building SSO prototypes to enable seamless authentication across diverse applications, laying the groundwork for a unified platform that addressed the complexities of enterprise identity management. This development effort emphasized cloud-native architecture to differentiate from on-premises alternatives, aiming to reduce administrative overhead and enhance security for organizations transitioning to SaaS environments.^[37] OneLogin officially launched its core SSO product in 2010, quickly gaining traction among small businesses seeking affordable cloud IAM tools and establishing the company's position in the emerging market for secure, centralized access control. The product allowed users to authenticate once for multiple applications, simplifying workflows and marking OneLogin's entry as a key player in the shift toward cloud-based identity solutions.^[38] Early operations faced challenges in integrating with legacy systems, which often relied on outdated protocols incompatible with modern cloud services; OneLogin innovated by prioritizing extensible connectors and professional services to bridge these gaps, enabling broader adoption. To support product maturation, the company raised $1.5 million in Series A funding from Charles River Ventures in June 2011, which fueled enhancements to scalability and integration features.^[39]^[37] By 2012, OneLogin had built a solid early customer base, evidenced by 400% revenue growth that year, reflecting successful initial market penetration and validation of its SSO-focused approach in the cloud IAM sector.^[40]

Growth, Funding, and Acquisitions

OneLogin experienced significant expansion throughout the mid-to-late 2010s, driven by increasing enterprise adoption of its cloud-based identity and access management solutions. By 2019, the company served more than 2,500 enterprises globally, reflecting robust growth in customer base as organizations sought unified platforms for securing applications across hybrid environments.^[41] This scaling was supported by nearly tripling its annual recurring revenue (ARR) in the year leading up to 2019, underscoring the platform's appeal in managing access for distributed workforces.^[41] The company's financial backing played a pivotal role in this trajectory, culminating in a $100 million Series D funding round in January 2019 led by new investors Greenspring Associates and Silver Lake Waterman. Existing backers, including Google Ventures, Microsoft Ventures, CRV, and Scale Venture Partners, also participated, bringing OneLogin's total funding to over $170 million across six rounds since its inception.^[42] These investments enabled workforce expansion to over 260 employees by early 2019, with plans to double that number within 18 months to support international growth into Europe, Asia, and U.S. federal markets.^[42] To bolster its platform, OneLogin pursued strategic acquisitions that integrated complementary technologies for enhanced security and usability. In December 2015, it acquired Cafésoft, a San Diego-based provider of on-premise Web Access Management (WAM) software, which strengthened support for hybrid cloud and legacy systems.^[43] This was followed in June 2016 by the purchase of Portadi, a cloud-based password management tool that automated secure file sharing and user onboarding, improving productivity for enterprise teams.^[44] Later that year, in November 2016, OneLogin acquired Sphere Secure Workspace, introducing container-based mobile application management to separate work and personal data on devices, thereby extending endpoint security to mobile environments.^[45] In June 2017, the company bought ThisData, a specialist in contextual authentication and login anomaly detection, adding advanced user behavior analytics to detect and mitigate risks in real time.^[46] These acquisitions collectively expanded OneLogin's capabilities in mobile security, collaboration tools, and threat intelligence, accelerating its mid-2010s momentum and positioning it as a comprehensive identity provider.^[45]

Acquisition and Integration

The 2021 Acquisition by One Identity

On October 4, 2021, One Identity, a cybersecurity company under Quest Software, announced its acquisition of OneLogin, which was completed on October 1, 2021.^[47]^[5] The deal positioned One Identity to strengthen its competitive stance against established players like Okta and Ping Identity in the identity and access management (IAM) market.^[5] The acquisition terms were not publicly disclosed, though OneLogin had been valued at $330 million following its last funding round in 2019 and had raised a total of $175 million across multiple rounds prior to the deal.^[5]^[12] It aimed to consolidate IAM offerings within One Identity's broader portfolio, enabling a more comprehensive suite for enterprise customers.^[47] Strategically, the move combined OneLogin's cloud-based user access management capabilities with One Identity's strengths in on-premises solutions, such as privileged access management (PAM) and identity governance and administration (IGA), to create an end-to-end unified identity security platform.^[6]^[48] In the immediate aftermath, the combined entity reported serving over 10,000 customers and managing approximately 300 million identities globally, reflecting the scale of the integration.^[47] Plans focused on incorporating OneLogin's technologies into One Identity's cloud-first roadmap to deliver holistic identity security without disrupting ongoing services.^[7] No major layoffs were announced or reported in connection with the acquisition.^[6]

Post-Acquisition Developments

Following the 2021 acquisition, OneLogin's identity and access management (IAM) technologies were integrated into One Identity's Unified Identity Security Platform, combining them with existing capabilities in privileged access management (PAM), identity governance and administration (IGA), and Active Directory management and security (ADMS) to provide a holistic approach to identity security.^[49] This merger enabled enhanced support for hybrid cloud environments, including container-based deployments via Docker for core components and compatibility with both cloud and on-premises solutions, with notable advancements in hybrid capabilities by 2022.^[49] OneLogin's IAM platform received updates to improve management of non-human identities, such as machine and service accounts, by centralizing access controls for applications, devices, and automated processes alongside human users to detect anomalous behavior and enforce adaptive policies.^[1] Advanced features like SmartFactor Authentication, which leverages Vigilance AI to dynamically assess login risks based on context such as device, location, and behavior, were made available for implementation in customer renewals, supporting passwordless options on trusted devices and integration with third-party providers.^[50] Business growth included revenue reaching approximately $50 million for OneLogin in 2023, contributing to One Identity's overall estimated annual revenue of $116 million.^[18]^[51] Partnerships expanded, including strengthened collaboration with AWS in 2023 through integration of Active Roles with AWS Directory Service to enhance identity management efficiency.^[52] In 2025, OneLogin by One Identity was recognized as an Overall Leader, Product Leader, and Market Leader in the KuppingerCole Access Management Leadership Compass, praised for its scalable IAM solutions supporting modern enterprise access management with robust adaptive authentication and API integrations.^[20] It also earned Overall Leader status in the KuppingerCole Identity Fabrics Leadership Compass for modular IAM offerings.^[53]

Security Incidents

Historical Breaches (2016–2017)

In August 2016, OneLogin disclosed a security incident involving unauthorized access to its log storage and analytics system, which exposed unencrypted Secure Notes containing sensitive information such as license keys and firewall passwords for a limited subset of users.^[54]^[55] The affected notes were those updated between June 2 and August 25, 2016, impacting over 1,400 enterprise customers across 44 countries, though no widespread data loss or further exploitation was reported.^[55] The breach stemmed from a software bug that rendered the notes visible in the logging system prior to their AES-256 encryption, combined with a compromised employee password that granted the intruder internal access.^[54]^[55] OneLogin's chief information security officer, Alvaro Hoyos, noted in an official statement that the issue affected only a small number of customers, prompting immediate notifications to those impacted.^[55] In response, the company patched the bug, restricted log system access to SAML-authenticated and whitelisted IP addresses, reset non-compliant internal passwords, and engaged an external security firm for a thorough investigation.^[54] On May 31, 2017, OneLogin detected unauthorized access to its U.S. AWS data region, where an attacker used stolen API keys—obtained via a third-party service provider—to spin up instances for reconnaissance and query database tables holding user names, email addresses, API keys, and other credentials.^[56]^[57] The intrusion began around 2 a.m. PST and was contained approximately seven hours later, potentially enabling decryption of encrypted user data but affecting up to several thousand customers without confirmed broad exploitation.^[56]^[57] This 2017 incident arose from exposed AWS API permissions and misconfigurations in cloud infrastructure, allowing the actor to exploit intermediate access points.^[56] OneLogin promptly disabled the compromised keys and instances, informed affected customers and law enforcement, hired an independent forensics firm, and advised users to regenerate all API keys, OAuth tokens, SAML certificates, and passwords while enabling multi-factor authentication where possible.^[56]^[57] The company also enhanced encryption practices across its platform in the aftermath.^[58]

Recent Vulnerabilities (2025)

In June 2025, OneLogin's Active Directory (AD) Connector faced critical vulnerabilities that enabled cross-tenant attacks, allowing unauthorized access to customer signing keys through leaked authentication credentials.^[59]^[60] Specifically, CVE-2025-34063 involved a cryptographic authentication bypass in versions prior to 6.1.5, where attackers could pivot from a trial tenant to expose a customer's Single Sign-On (SSO) JSON Web Token (JWT) signing key, facilitating account impersonation.^[59] Complementing this, CVE-2025-34062 disclosed sensitive configuration information via the /api/adc/v4/configuration endpoint in the same affected versions, exacerbating risks in hybrid environments.^[61] These flaws stemmed from improper isolation between tenants and exposed credentials, with no evidence of widespread exploitation reported at the time.^[62] Later in October 2025, a high-severity API vulnerability, designated CVE-2025-59363, was disclosed in OneLogin's platform, permitting the exploitation of API keys to access OpenID Connect (OIDC) client secrets for both human and non-human identities. This issue affected versions prior to 2025.3.0 and potentially impacted over 110,000 applications, creating supply chain risks for more than 5,500 organizations by allowing unauthorized extraction of secrets used in authentication flows.^[63]^[64] Discovered by Clutch Security, the vulnerability highlighted deficiencies in API access controls, though OneLogin confirmed no instances of active exploitation.^[65]^[66] The root causes of these 2025 vulnerabilities were primarily linked to shared credential mechanisms and misconfigurations in the AD Connector, which is designed for hybrid cloud-on-premises integrations—a focus area following One Identity's 2021 acquisition of OneLogin.^[62]^[63] Such setups inadvertently allowed credential leakage across tenants and insufficient segregation of API permissions, amplifying risks for non-human identities like service accounts.^[65] OneLogin responded swiftly to both incidents with rapid patching: the AD Connector flaws were remediated in version 6.1.5 by July 2025, while CVE-2025-59363 was addressed in the 2025.3.0 release.^[59]^[61]^[63] The company issued targeted customer advisories urging immediate updates, enhanced monitoring of trial tenants, and stricter controls on non-human identities to prevent similar exposures.^[60] In parallel, One Identity initiated platform-wide security upgrades, including improved tenant isolation and credential rotation protocols, to bolster resilience in hybrid deployments.^[64] These measures underscored a broader industry push toward zero-trust architectures for identity management.^[65]

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Oct 1, 2025 · OneLogin flaw CVE-2025-59363 exposed OIDC client secrets; patched in 2025.3.0 with no exploitation reported.
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Clutch Uncovers Critical API Vulnerability Exposing Client Credentials
Oct 1, 2025 · Clutch Security discovered CVE-2025-59363, a critical OneLogin API vulnerability exposing OIDC client secrets across 110K+ applications.
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Oct 2, 2025 · A critical OneLogin vulnerability (CVE-2025-59363) exposes OIDC secrets, highlighting the risks of shared credentials for human and ...
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Sep 13, 2025 · This post provides a brief summary and technical review of CVE-2025-59363, a high-severity flaw in One Identity OneLogin before 2025.3.0 ...