Blueprint: RadiantOne and Okta

Give Okta the Identity Backbone It Deserves

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RadiantOne and Okta work together to deliver stronger, identity-first access management. 

While Okta manages SSO, access, and lifecycle orchestration, RadiantOne ensures the underlying identity data is unified, accurate, and enriched.

Modernize Identity Delivery Across All Environments

This partnership extends Okta’s reach into hybrid and on-prem environments by virtualizing data from Active Directory, LDAP, SQL, and more, then exposing it through modern protocols like SCIM and LDAP.

The result is consistent, high-quality identity data that drives precise provisioning, reliable access decisions, and seamless governance across legacy and cloud applications.

What RadiantOne and Okta achieves:

Golden Identities for Okta workflows

Ensure every new hire, role change, or offboarding event is reflected in real-time across Okta.

Richer Access Logic

Feed Okta with title, department, location, and any custom attributes to keep information accurate and consistent.

Better MFA and Adaptive Policies

Use RadiantOne to drive contextual signals that improve risk-based authentication.

Seamless Cloud Transitions

Migrate apps to Okta without rearchitecting your backend identity stores.

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Top use cases:

  • Smarter group management with dynamic, attribute-based logic that ensures users always land in the right groups
  • Frictionless onboarding and reorgs through automated application provisioning that scales effortlessly during hiring waves or organizational change
  • Seamless modernization by cleaning up legacy identity infrastructure and extending Okta to on-prem systems without disruption

How It Works

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Frequently Asked Questions

I already have Okta. Why would I need RadiantOne?

Organizations often struggle with access and governance because they lack a single, authoritative source of identity data. Without it, critical users or functions can fall outside the scope of access solutions, especially when dealing with legacy systems that don’t support modern protocols and are hard to integrate with Okta.

RadiantOne solves this by unifying identity data across on-prem, legacy, and cloud sources into one authoritative hub. It manages complex tasks like extraction, correlation, and remodeling. This universal integration layer can then be reused across vendors and projects, reducing duplication and complexity.

What does identity data management do for access management?

Identity data management addresses the data access and quality challenges that arise from a complex identity environment. RadiantOne brings advanced data management capabilities to access management and governance solutions, allowing these systems to be deployed faster and managed more efficiently for faster time-to-value and reduced risk.

Okta integrates identity. How is RadiantOne integration different?

RadiantOne offers specialized data management capabilities delivered as a dedicated integration layer that can be used by Okta, as well as other solutions and projects, over and over. With advanced data extraction, transformation, correlation, and modeling capabilities, RadiantOne builds a global profile for each user from across multiple identity sources and provides a single source of identity truth which can be leveraged by any solution for authentication, authorization, and administration decisions.

With RadiantOne, organizations can continue to leverage existing investments (such as on-prem databases and Active Directories) without making changes to the underlying sources. This architecture avoids repeated integration efforts to more easily scale identity operations.