Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) enables secure, seamless access to the Maltego platform using your organization’s corporate identity. Enterprise customers can authenticate users through their existing Identity Provider (IdP), eliminating the need for separate Maltego credentials while aligning with enterprise security policies.
What’s Available
With Enterprise SSO, organizations can:
- Sign in to Maltego One (Graph Browser, Search, Admin) and Maltego Monitor using their corporate IdP.
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- Sign in to Maltego Graph (Desktop) via a secure, browser-based SSO flow.
- Automatically route users to the correct IdP based on their company email domain.
Once enabled, authentication is handled by your organization’s IdP, while Maltego securely manages access to tools and entitlements.
How It Works
Maltego One (Browser-based)
- User selects Login with SSO on the Maltego login screen.
- User enters their corporate email address.
- Maltego identifies the configured IdP for that domain.
- User is redirected to their organization’s IdP.
- After successful authentication, the user is logged into Maltego.
No Maltego-specific password is required.
Note: The user must belong to an SSO-enabled organization or be invited by an organization administrator.
Maltego Graph (Desktop)
- User selects Maltego ID Login in the desktop client.
- A browser-based login page opens.
- User selects SSO Login.
- User authenticates via their corporate IdP.
- User is returned to the desktop client and signed in.
Security Model
- Authentication is performed by your enterprise Identity Provider.
- Maltego does not store or manage user passwords for SSO logins.
- Access is controlled through organization membership and entitlements.
- Login flows are based on industry-standard OpenID Connect (OIDC).
Current Limitations
- OIDC (OpenID Connect) is supported.
- SAML is not supported in this release.
Additional Resources
Configuration and administrative setup are covered in the Enterprise SSO OIDC Integration Guide.