My1Login

Overview

My1Login provides an advanced identity and access management (IAM) platform designed to eliminate password-related cyber security risks for enterprises. The software offers single sign-on (SSO) capabilities for web, mobile, and legacy Windows desktop applications without requiring APIs. By removing passwords directly from the hands of users, it stops phishing attacks and shadow IT risks. It secures enterprise environments while streamlining user access.

What it does

• - Delivers single sign-on for web, mobile, and Windows desktop applications without native APIs
• - Automates user provisioning and account lifecycle management linked to active directories
• - Discovers shadow IT risks and unauthorised application usage across enterprise networks
• - Enforces multi-factor authentication and self-service password resets securely.

Who it's for

• Chief Information Security Officers
• IT Administrators
• Compliance Managers
• Enterprise Operations Teams

Why it works

• Flexible per-user subscription pricing model scaling easily with business growth
• Positioned uniquely to secure legacy desktop applications alongside modern web software without needing APIs
• Technical advantage relies on client-side zero-knowledge encryption where users never see passwords
• Distribution thrives through direct enterprise sales and strategic channel cybersecurity networks.

Founder story

My1Login was founded in 2007 by Mike Newman in Glasgow, Scotland. Frustrated by the high volume of business application passwords required in corporate environments, Newman launched the company to build a secure identity management platform that links corporate applications directly to user credentials without compromising security.

Alternatives

• Okta
• Ping Identity
• CyberArk
• OneLogin

Comparison overview

• My1Login provides robust single sign-on for legacy Windows desktop applications that often lack modern APIs, whereas platforms like Okta focus primarily on cloud-native web apps
• Enterprises choose My1Login for zero-knowledge credential isolation, though cloud-first competitors offer larger pre-built integration marketplaces.