Active Directory Integration with AuthNull
Introduction
Active Directory (AD) is a Microsoft technology used to manage computers and other devices on a network. Integrating Active Directory with AuthNull allows organizations to utilize AD credentials for endpoint authentication. When a user is onboarded into the AuthNull platform, they are automatically provided with a Decentralized Identifier (DID) and an Active Directory Verifiable Credential (AD VC) is sent to their wallet.
How Active Directory Integration Works
The AuthNull Active Directory Agent acts as a secure conduit, seamlessly connecting AuthNull with your Active Directory domain. This integration enhances access management, streamlines user import, and facilitates delegated authentication. The AuthNull Active Directory Agent serves as a secure connector, facilitating seamless integration between AuthNull and your Active Directory domain. This bridge empowers AuthNull with user import and delegated authentication capabilities, enhancing your privileged access management strategy.
Prerequisites
- An active AuthNull administrator account.
- Access to your Active Directory domain with appropriate permissions.