ποΈSupported Identity Providers
P0 Security supports many identity providers for authenticating to the P0 web app and CLI. Select the identity provider that matches your organization's authentication strategy.
Available identity providers
None
Sign in with your Google Workspace or personal Google account
Microsoft Entra ID
None
Sign in with your Microsoft work or school account
Okta
Yes
Sign in with your organization's Okta instance
Email/Password
None
Create a P0-specific account with email and password
Google
Google authentication works automatically with any Google account.
To sign in with Google:
Navigate to https://p0.app/create-account.
Click Sign in with Google.
Select your Google account and authorize P0.
Microsoft Entra ID
Microsoft Entra ID authentication works automatically with any Microsoft work or school account.
To sign in with Microsoft:
Navigate to https://p0.app/create-account.
Click Sign in with Microsoft.
Enter your Microsoft credentials and authorize P0.
Okta
Okta authentication requires your organization's Okta administrator to configure an OIDC application for P0.
Contact P0 Security to get started with Okta sign-in. Our team will guide you through the setup process.
Once configured, your users can sign in using their Okta credentials on both the P0 web app and CLI.
To set up Okta sign-in:
See Okta sign-in setup for detailed configuration instructions.
Email/Password
Create a standalone P0 account using any email address.
To create an account with email and password:
Navigate to https://p0.app/create-account.
Click Sign up with email.
Enter your email address and create a password.
Verify your email address via the confirmation link.
Email/password accounts don't integrate with your corporate identity provider. Consider using Google, Microsoft, or Okta authentication for centralized identity management.
Choosing an identity provider
When selecting an identity provider, consider:
Centralized identity management: Google, Microsoft, and Okta integrate with your existing directory, enabling automatic user provisioning and deprovisioning.
Security policies: Corporate identity providers enforce your organization's security policies, including multi-factor authentication and conditional access.
User experience: Users can sign in with credentials they already know.
This page describes how users authenticate to P0 Security. For integrating your identity provider's directory with P0 for access management and inventory, see Directory Integrations.
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