AWS Single Sign-On with Monosign
Put AWS behind your identity plane: one login, MFA enforced, access granted and revoked automatically with the joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle — and every authentication logged, tamper-evident.
AWS to production in three steps.
The help-center article walks through every screen with screenshots. Open setup docs →
- 01Add AWS in Monosign
Pick the AWS template from the application catalog in the Monosign console. The SAML configuration — metadata, certificates, endpoints — is generated for you.
- 02Establish trust on the AWS side
Paste the metadata/client details Monosign generated into the AWS admin panel. The help-center article shows every field.
- 03Test, then roll out
Sign in end-to-end with a test user, then govern access with Monosign groups and policies. Every login is MFA-enforced and logged.
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Common questions.
- Which protocols does Monosign support for AWS?
- This integration works over SAML 2.0. Monosign also supports SAML 2.0, OIDC/OAuth 2.0, SCIM, LDAP, RADIUS, and Kerberos platform-wide — so the rest of your stack connects to the same identity plane alongside AWS.
- Can I enforce MFA on AWS logins?
- Yes. Once AWS is behind Monosign, every login passes your MFA policy — TOTP, push, or phishing-resistant passkeys (FIDO2) — with adaptive step-up when risk signals change.
- How long does setup take?
- For most teams, connecting AWS takes under an hour: the template is pre-built and the steps are documented. You can test it in a free trial tenant without touching production.
- Is AWS access revoked automatically when someone leaves?
- Yes. Joiner-mover-leaver lifecycle grants AWS access by role and revokes it the day someone leaves — no stale accounts, and the audit trail is ready for review.
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