This document provides the official Blockify Login procedures, security recommendations, and administrative integration notes to ensure consistent, auditable access for users and systems.
Blockify Login is the authentication gateway for Blockify services and partner applications. It supports password-based sign-in, single sign-on (SSO), and modern multi-factor authentication (MFA). Blockify Login is designed for reliability, auditability, and enterprise-scale deployment, enabling strict access controls and comprehensive session management.
Blockify Login delivers secure authentication flows, extensible identity federation, and centralized policy enforcement. It integrates with directory providers (LDAP, Active Directory), identity providers (SAML, OIDC), and hardware-backed keys for high-assurance use cases.
OIDC and SAML integrations for unified identity and group mapping.
Supports TOTP, WebAuthn (FIDO2), and SMS/Email as secondary factors.
Policy-based session lifetimes, device posture checks, and IP whitelisting.
Users authenticate through Blockify Login by following a consistent flow: identify, authenticate, and authorize. The recommended path is SSO where available, falling back to password-plus-MFA for standalone accounts.
Administrators can configure Blockify Login through the Admin Console or an API. Supported integrations include identity federation, SCIM provisioning, and conditional access policies. Developers can integrate Blockify Login via standard OIDC or SAML libraries and exchange tokens for upstream service access.
Use the Blockify Login OIDC endpoints to request ID and access tokens. Validate signatures (JWT) and implement token refresh using secure client credentials. Follow the principle of least privilege when defining scopes and grant types.
Security is a priority for Blockify Login. Recommended practices include enforcing strong password policies, mandating MFA, rotating signing keys, and maintaining detailed audit logs of authentication events. For regulated environments, enable logging and data residency controls to meet GDPR, SOC 2, or other compliance requirements.
Implement regular penetration testing and vulnerability scanning on authentication endpoints to ensure Blockify Login maintains a strong security posture.
Common issues with Blockify Login include misconfigured identity provider metadata, expired certificates, clock drift with TOTP, and blocked network access to token endpoints. Diagnose problems by reviewing authentication logs, inspecting SAML traces or OIDC error payloads, and validating TLS certificates.
For implementation details, review the Blockify Login API reference and SSO configuration guides. Plan pilot deployments, define role-based access controls, and schedule periodic security reviews to ensure the Blockify Login solution meets operational requirements.