RadiantOne
RadiantOne is an identity data platform that virtualizes and unifies identities across AD/LDAP, databases, and cloud sources, then exposes that consolidated view to applications and IdPs. On top of its virtual directory and caching layer, it offers federation (SAML 2.0, OIDC/OAuth 2.0, WS-Fed/WS-Trust) and a SCIM v2 service, with optional identity analytics via Radiant Logic’s acquisition of Brainwave GRC.
Key Capabilities
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Identity data virtualization & unification: Builds a single access point by joining schemas across multi-forest AD, LDAP, databases, web services, and custom connectors—presented as a unified directory with caching for performance.
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Federation/STS layer: CFS supports SAML 2.0, OpenID Connect/OAuth 2.0, and WS-Federation, brokering between RadiantOne and external IdPs/SPs; older references include WS-Trust STS for SOAP use cases.
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SCIM v2 services: Provides a SCIM 2.0 service to automate provisioning and synchronization between identity domains and downstream targets.
Limitations
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Not a full CIAM suite: Core value is identity data unification; end-user journeys, consent, and branding typically live in your IdP/gateway.
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Advanced OAuth profiles: Public materials emphasize core OIDC/OAuth/SAML; there isn’t enough information to confirm PAR, DPoP, or mTLS/FAPI support.
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Design/ops complexity: Virtual joins, HDAP/caching, and federation/STS introduce architectural choices and tuning compared with a pure SaaS IdP.
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Evolving portfolio/branding: Documentation spans “RadiantOne FID/VDS,” “CFS,” and “Identity Data Platform”—verify version-specific features and current naming when planning deployments.