OneLogin provides secure, simple, and smart identity and access management that enables organizations to protect their data while delivering seamless user experiences across all applications.
Last updated Mar 8, 2026 by AI Enrichment
Leading cloud-native IAM provider, now part of One Identity's comprehensive identity management portfolio
OneLogin is a cloud-based identity and access management (IAM) provider that offers single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), and user provisioning solutions for enterprises. The company's platform enables organizations to secure access to applications and data across cloud and on-premise environments while simplifying the user authentication experience. OneLogin was acquired by One Identity in January 2021, which itself is owned by Quest Software, a portfolio company of Francisco Partners and Elliott Management. The company continues to operate as a distinct product line within One Identity's broader IAM portfolio. OneLogin serves thousands of customers globally across various industries, providing identity management solutions that integrate with thousands of pre-built connectors for popular business applications. The platform is designed to help IT teams manage user identities, enforce security policies, and maintain compliance while reducing the complexity of managing multiple credentials. As part of One Identity, OneLogin continues to develop its cloud-native IAM capabilities while benefiting from the resources and expanded product portfolio of its parent organization. While OneLogin is not an AdTech company in the traditional sense, it operates within the broader enterprise technology ecosystem, providing critical identity and access management infrastructure that many AdTech companies and digital businesses rely on to secure their applications and protect customer data.
Unified authentication across thousands of cloud and on-premise applications with one set of credentials
Adaptive authentication with multiple verification methods to secure user access
Automated user lifecycle management and provisioning across connected applications
Context-aware authentication that adjusts security requirements based on risk factors
Integration with Active Directory, LDAP, and other directory services
Role-based access control and policy enforcement across applications