What is Triple OAuth?
Triple OAuth is TripleCyber's authentication and authorization service. It implements the OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect standards with TripleEnablement intelligence built in. Unlike traditional identity providers that issue static tokens based on role membership, Triple OAuth evaluates trust zone classification, device posture, and real-time risk scores to determine token scope and session duration dynamically.
How It Fits into TripleSOC
Triple OAuth authentication events are primary telemetry sources for TripleSOC:
- Every login attempt (success and failure) is logged with trust zone context
- Token issuance and refresh events are correlated with endpoint activity
- Session anomalies (unusual location, device change, scope escalation) generate TripleSOC alerts
This gives your SOC team direct visibility into authentication patterns and makes it possible to detect credential theft, session hijacking, and privilege escalation in real time.
Key Capabilities
- Trust-zone-aware tokens — token scope and lifetime adjust based on the user's current trust classification
- Adaptive session management — sessions are re-evaluated continuously, not just at login
- ABAC-driven authorization — Triple ABAC policies control what resources a token grants access to
- EntraID replacement — drop-in replacement for Microsoft EntraID with zero-trust enhancements
- MFA integration — supports multiple authentication factors with risk-adaptive step-up requirements
- Full audit trail — every authentication decision is indexed in TripleSOC
How It Works with Other Components
Triple OAuth relies on Triple PKI for client certificate authentication and service-to-service identity. Triple ABAC policies govern token scope decisions. ZTRS risk scores trigger step-up authentication or session termination when risk thresholds are exceeded. Triple DNS validates that OAuth endpoints resolve to trusted infrastructure.
