Ubisecure Identity Platform

Ubisecure Identity Platform (formerly known as Ubilogin) is an enterprise-grade identity and access management solution designed for federation, brokering, and strong authentication. It supports a wide range of open standards and national electronic IDs (eIDs) to deliver secure, compliant SSO and digital identity experiences for citizens, customers, and employees.

Key Capabilities

• Standards-based federation & brokering: Supports OpenID Connect (OIDC), OAuth 2.0, and SAML 2.0 for single sign-on (SSO). The identity broker connects to external IdPs and eIDs (OIDC, CIBA, OAuth 2.0, SAML, WS-Trust) to authenticate users and relay attributes to downstream applications.

• Reusable digital identity (BYOI/eID): Provides built-in connectors and an Authentication Adapter microservice for BankID, Freja eID, NemID/mitID, and popular social logins (Google, Apple, LinkedIn). It can also integrate with enterprise IdPs to support Bring Your Own Identity (BYOI).

• MFA & step-up authentication: Offers native TOTP, SMS/Email OTP, and support for CIBA flows (Client-Initiated Backchannel Authentication) with Directory User Mapping.

• App integration patterns: The Admin UI allows registering SAML Service Providers (SPs) via metadata uploads and configuring OIDC/OAuth 2.0 clients for web, mobile, or SPA (single-page app) use cases.

Limitations

• SCIM provisioning: Publicly available documentation focuses on federation and broker functions, with no confirmed evidence of general-purpose SCIM 2.0 provider or consumer capabilities.

• Advanced OAuth profiles: While OIDC and OAuth 2.0 are supported, features such as PAR (Pushed Authorization Requests), DPoP, or mTLS-bound tokens/FAPI are not publicly confirmed.

• RADIUS/VPN integration: The platform’s emphasis is on web federation and eID authentication; there is no clear documentation indicating RADIUS-based network policy enforcement.