One secure sign-in for every app your team uses.
Besecure is the single sign-on and access layer for your organisation. Connect the directory you already run, publish your applications once, and give every employee one launchpad — while IT keeps a complete record of who accessed what.
SAML 2.0, OIDC, OAuth 2.0 and WS-Federation
Entra ID, Active Directory, LDAP and Okta
One-time codes or security questions, per organisation
Every sign-in and admin change, in one place
Ships with the applications most teams start with
Access sprawl is a security problem before it is an IT problem
Most organisations do not have one way in. They have dozens, each with its own password, its own admin screen and its own idea of who should be allowed.
Passwords everywhere
Every new tool means another password. People reuse them, write them down, or ask IT to reset them — and each one is a way into your business.
Onboarding takes days
A new starter needs a dozen accounts created by hand. A leaver needs those same dozen closed, and someone has to remember all of them.
Nobody can answer "who has access?"
When an auditor or a client asks who could see a system last quarter, the answer is assembled from memory and spreadsheets.
Shadow access accumulates
Accounts outlive the projects they were created for. Contractors keep logins. Nothing forces a review.
Four steps from access sprawl to one front door
Besecure sits between the directory you already run and the applications your people already use. Nothing needs rebuilding.
Connect your directory
Point Besecure at Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), LDAP or Okta and let it sync your users, groups and departments instead of rebuilding them by hand.
Add your applications
Register each app once — SAML 2.0, OIDC, OAuth 2.0 and WS-Federation are supported, with a browser extension for the older apps that speak none of them.
Assign access by role
Grant apps to roles, groups and departments rather than individuals, so joiners and leavers are one change instead of twenty.
Watch and report
Every sign-in, permission change and admin action lands in the audit log, ready to export for your next access review.
Everything you need to run access properly
Single sign-on is the visible part. The rest is what makes it survive an audit.
Single sign-on
Besecure acts as the identity provider for your applications.
- SAML 2.0 identity provider, with per-app certificates and domain aliases
- OIDC and OAuth 2.0 authorisation, including a JWT-SSO redirect mode
- WS-Federation for older Microsoft-stack applications
Directory integration
Your existing directory stays the source of truth.
- Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD)
- Generic LDAP directories
- Okta as an upstream directory
Users, roles and structure
Model the organisation once and assign access against it.
- Departments, groups and group types
- Roles, role types and granular role permissions
- Invite-and-onboard flows with revocable invitations
Authentication controls
Tighten sign-in without writing your own auth.
- Two-factor authentication by one-time code or security questions
- Configurable password policy per tenant
- Automatic lockout after repeated failed attempts, plus request rate limiting
Audit and reporting
Answer "who had access to what, and when".
- Full audit log of sign-ins, sign-outs and profile changes
- Exportable reports (Excel and Word formats)
- An admin dashboard covering failed sign-ins and suspicious activity
Administration
Run it the way your IT team already works.
- Your own SMTP server and editable email templates
- Time-boxed support access, so vendor help never means a shared password
- Shared identities for the accounts a team genuinely has to share
Connect the applications your organisation already runs
Publish an application once and assign it to the right roles. Apps that speak SAML, OIDC or OAuth federate directly; the rest are reachable through the Besecure browser extension.
Built to be the most trusted door in your business
Besecure becomes the way your people reach everything else, so it holds itself to a higher standard than the applications behind it. These are controls in the product today, not a roadmap.
- Two-factor authentication by one-time code or security questions
- Password policy set per organisation, with automatic lockout
- Sign-in restricted by IP address or geography
- Complete audit log of sign-ins and administrative changes
- Time-boxed support access instead of shared admin credentials
- Rate limiting on authentication endpoints
Scoped to your organisation, priced per user
Every plan includes single sign-on, the app launcher and two-factor authentication. You add directory sync, reporting and policy control as you grow — tell us your user count and we'll come back with a figure.
Essentials
For a single team that wants one sign-in and nothing to administer.
Priced per user — talk to us for a quote
Contact us- SAML 2.0, OIDC and OAuth 2.0 single sign-on
- Employee app launcher
- Two-factor authentication
- Password policy and lockout
Business
For an IT team running access for the whole organisation.
Priced per user — talk to us for a quote
Contact us- Everything in Essentials
- Directory sync — Entra ID, Active Directory, LDAP, Okta
- Departments, groups and role-based access
- Audit log and exportable reports
- IP and geography restrictions
Enterprise
For organisations with their own compliance and support requirements.
Scoped to your organisation — talk to us
Contact us- Everything in Business
- Your own SMTP and branded email templates
- Shared identities and time-boxed support access
- Per-application access policies
- Subscription and licence management
The things IT teams ask us first
If your question isn't here, ask it — we would rather answer it now than after you have bought.
We already pay for Microsoft Entra ID. Why would we add Besecure?
Entra handles Microsoft-shaped identity well, and Besecure connects to it rather than replacing it. What it adds is coverage of everything Entra cannot reach — the applications that support no federation protocol at all, which the Besecure browser extension signs people into — plus one launcher, one place to assign access by role, group or department, and a single audit trail across all of it rather than one per system.
What happens to applications that support no single sign-on at all?
They are reached through the Besecure browser extension, an approach the identity industry calls Secure Web Authentication. Your people open them from the same launcher as everything else, access is granted and withdrawn by the same roles and groups, and every sign-in lands in the same audit log. There is no separate password for each person to remember or for IT to reset.
Which directories can Besecure sync users from?
Microsoft Entra ID and LDAP. Synchronisation can run automatically or on demand, the connection can be tested before you commit to it, and each run reports how many records it processed and whether anything failed.
What actually happens when someone leaves?
You remove them once, in the directory you already maintain. Their access to every application published through Besecure goes with it, rather than being unpicked app by app over the following weeks. The removal is recorded, so you can evidence when it happened.
Is multi-factor authentication included?
Yes. People can enrol an authenticator app, or receive a one-time code, and an administrator can require enrolment rather than leaving it optional. Password policy, lockout rules and session behaviour are configured per organisation.
Can we sign up online and try it ourselves?
No, and that is deliberate. Besecure is provisioned per organisation: we set your tenant up, connect it correctly and invite your first administrator, so the directory and access model are right from the start rather than something you unpick later. Tell us about your organisation and we will arrange it.
One sign-in for every app your team uses.
Set up your organisation, connect your directory and give your people a single secure launchpad.
- We set your organisation up and invite your first administrator
- Keep the directory you already run — Entra ID or LDAP
- No credit card, and no self-serve trial to configure wrongly