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Ping Identity is an enterprise identity and access management platform that provides SSO, multi-factor authentication, API security, directory services, and identity governance for both workforce and customer identity use cases. The platform supports SAML, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and SCIM standards, enabling secure federation across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. Ping Identity is widely used by large enterprises in financial services, healthcare, government, and technology sectors where complex identity requirements and regulatory compliance are table stakes.
For dotCMS customers, Ping Identity can manage authentication for CMS administrators, content editors, and external users accessing gated portals or member-only content. dotCMS supports SAML-based SSO integration, making it possible to federate identity through Ping Identity so that users authenticate once and gain secure access to dotCMS alongside other enterprise applications — without managing separate credentials.
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