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Extension + OneLogin Integration Guide

Last updated 7 months ago

What You'll Need to do

There are two main steps you’ll need to follow to complete the deployment. Total time is usually under 30 minutes.

  • Install the Twosense browser extension into Chrome or Edge for all users that will be utilizing Twosense as a factor.

  • Configure Twosense as a factor in OneLogin and apply the policy to users.

Prerequisites

  • A OneLogin organization. If you don't already have one, you can get a free account at https://www.onelogin.com/free-trial

  • An account or active trial with Twosense. Please contact us here to obtain a 30-day trial if you don’t have one already.

  • The Hostname, Port Number, and Shared Secret provided by your Twosense account manager.

Step-by-step

Add Twosense as a RADIUS factor:

  1. Click “New Auth Factor” in the upper right corner

  2. Select "RADIUS" as the new factor type:

  3. Under "User Description" name the new factor TWOSENSE. Note: this value must be exactly "TWOSENSE" for the integration to function properly.

  4. Use the Hostname, Port Number, and Shared Secret provided by Twosense for this step.

  5. Navigate to Security > Policies, select the policy you want to add Twosense to, and enable it as an OTP Auth factor:

  6. Ensure that the policy is applied to “All users” of this policy, not “Administrator Only.”

  7. Save the changes made to the policy.

NOTE: Users never need to manually choose the TWOSENSE factor. If a user has the Twosense browser extension installed and belongs to a Policy with Twosense as a factor, each time they pass an MFA check the Twosense factor will automatically be prioritized for their next authentication.