USE CASE / BUILD IDP RESILIENCE

Give users uninterrupted app access when they need it

Automatically check identity provider (IDP) health and instantly fail over to your secondary IDP when an issue is detected — no major app code changes or user disruption.

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Keep apps accessible, secure, and compliant during IDP outages

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Keep users connected during any IDP disruption

Connect apps through a unified identity fabric layer, enabling fast, seamless failover when an IDP goes down.

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Prevent widespread lockouts and revenue loss

Monitor identity health and instantly redirect requests when your IDP primary fails — keeping business moving.

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Accelerate recovery time

Set defined parameters to automate failover and failback, without making code changes at the app level.

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Confidently meet compliance reporting needs

Get centralized telemetry and tamper‑proof audit logs that span all IDPs, clouds, apps, and regions.

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Preserve and enforce consistent policies

Fail over to your secondary IDP to keep access secure and enforce your existing policies continuously.

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Avoid new points of failure

Deploy in your environment and scale horizontally for high availability.

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“Gartner qualifies access management tools as Tier 0 systems, because they facilitate access to many critical enterprise resources. An access management tool’s outage means a business interruption for a significant portion (if not all) of an organization’s workforce.”

— Gartner®, Guidance for Workforce Access Management, Paul Rabinovich, April 24, 2025

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How Strata makes IDP resilience work

1. Monitor IDP health in real time

Strata monitors the health of all your IDPs and automatically redirects authentication traffic when issues are detected, without complex integrations or disrupting app behavior.

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2. Automatically failover to your backup IDP

If your primary IDP goes down — due to a cyberattack, misconfiguration, or network outage — Strata automatically reroutes valid requests to a backup IDP to maintain secure access and business continuity.

For planned events like disaster recovery tests or maintenance, you can configure manual failover and failback to maintain control.

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3. Consistently enforce policies and preserve compliance

Strata ensures your access policies stay intact during failover by mapping user roles and attributes across IDPs — so users get the right access, and you maintain a complete audit trail for compliance.

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Strata weaves multiple IDPs into a self-healing, policy-driven identity fabric
that keeps business running

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Discover other use cases

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Unify SSOGive users secure access to apps and resources protected by IDPs they don’t have a log-in for — without buying extra licenses or changing their authentication experience.

Rationalize IDPsMultiple IDPs are driving up your costs. Strata helps you consolidate them without disruptive migrations— so you can simplify identity infrastructure and security policy management.