Multiple IdPs for GP Authentication

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Multiple IdPs for GP Authentication

L3 Networker

Hi Team,

Today, I received a new use case from my customer.

In their Prisma Access cloud-managed environment, we have configured SAML authentication for SSL VPN connectivity.

Now, the customer has a new requirement: one of their clients needs access to their private application.

The question is—what's the best solution to provide this client with access to the private application?

We know that GP needs to be connected to access the application, but the concern is around authentication.

Can we create a separate SAML authentication profile for this specific client? OR, create users in their IdP, assign them to a specific group, and synchronize it with the SP.

Looking forward to your insights

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regards,

Akash Thangavel

Network Security Engineer

 

Akash Thangavel, Network Security Engineer
3 REPLIES 3

Me too. We are using Entra ID as IDP for GP authentication right now. We have our own ADFS infrastructure on-premise and need to design an alternative IDP in case Entra ID has some global service outage.

Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

for 1 single user it may be worth adding a 'contractor' (guest) account in their own entraID to keep things simple?

alternatively you could look into Cloud Identity Engine as you can aggregate authentication there and possibly can integrate the client's IdP as well

the Prisma Access Browser may also be a good solution to grant access to contractors without needing to allow VPN tunnels 

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

L0 Member

Yes it is achievable. u can achieve this use case to integrate 2 IDP- using SAML with CIE and then use CIE for auth for global protect users.

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