Single sign-on to work apps
One approval opens your work apps; sensitive apps can ask for a second. Click an app, confirm with a fingerprint and you are in. IT decides who can open which app, and every grant and removal is logged.
Ready-made setup for the apps you already use
- Microsoft 365
- Google Workspace
- Slack
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Mattermost
- Redmine
Anything else that supports standard single sign-on is added through a guided wizard with a test-connection button, in about five minutes.
Give each person the apps they need
IT grants access per person and per app, and it is enforced at sign-in. Access is tied to the device the person enrolled. Removing access stops future sign-in through CyberCyko within seconds. It does not delete the person’s account or data inside the external app.
CyberCyko Authenticator showing successful phone approval for app access
A second approval for sensitive apps
Mark an app as sensitive and CyberCyko asks for a step-up approval on the phone before it opens, with a remember-this-device window so people are not asked every few minutes. It is stronger than a password plus a one-time code, because there is no password at all.
CyberCyko activity view recording access changes
Set up Microsoft 365 with help
Microsoft 365 domain sign-in uses a guided setup with assistance from our team. Ask an engineer to review the domain and rollout before making the change.
What it works with, today
Works with any app that supports standard single sign-on. Microsoft 365 domain sign-in is set up with a guided flow and our help. We do not replace Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace themselves; your people sign in to them through CyberCyko.
For how a known device changes work-app access in practice, read What a known device adds to work-app access.
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