Looking for protecting your WordPress Site/Pages/Posts from Public Access? Do you want users to
login before accessing your particular WordPress page?
This feature is available in WordPress OAuth & OpenID Connect Single Sign-On (SSO) Plugin.
You can protect your site using our WordPress OAuth OpenID Connect Single Sign-On (SSO) Plugin. Additionaly, Click here If you want to know how to enable Single Sign-On (SSO) Force Authentication between WordPress and Azure AD.
How it works?
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This feature allows you to restrict site access only to the permitted users, When an unauthenticated user tries to
access the site, they will be auto redirected to OAuth Login page for authentication. Once the user is able to
authenticate successfully, they will be allowed to access the site resources.
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You can choose to allow few of your posts/pages to be open for public access and at the same time restrict access to
specific posts/pages.
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Force Authentication functionality provided by our plugin increases the website security by restricting website
access from unauthenticated users.
Use cases for Forced Authentication/Protect Complete Site:
Use
Case 1: Do not allow login with WordPress Login form:
Use
Case 2: Protect your Organization’s Employees, Assets, Customer information from unauthorized parties
- Provide security to your organization and your employee’s most confidential and valuable information from being
exposed to unauthorized parties by restricting access to permitted employees with the forced authentication
feature of our plugin. This will help manage the records, logs and private information of the employees and
establishes a threat management system.
Use Case 3: Protect your
Student’s Confidential Information on University Website:
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Protect your university website & sensitive information about your students and faculty files from unauthorized
disclosure with our OAuth Client SSO plugin and provide access to only logged in students & faculties. Media files
like PDFs, Images, course related videos and databases can easily be secured from unnecessary risk.
Use Case 4: Protect your WordPress Membership site from unauthorized parties:
- Protect your membership service on a website and allow access to members specified by the administrator. Forced
authentication will take care of any valuable data leak by restricting access to unauthorized users. You can
choose to provide access based on user roles as well. Member data is secured and inaccessible to unauthorised user
role.
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