Not for the user—it’s instant for them.
But under the hood, every request now passes through an Identity-Aware Proxy wired into LDAP.
An Identity-Aware Proxy (IAP) sits between your application and the internet. It checks who the user is before letting them in. When integrated with LDAP, it ties directly into your existing directory. Every login maps to a record you already manage. This means role-based access control follows the same policies you’ve built over years, without reinventing authentication.
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) stores user credentials and group data in a centralized system. An IAP with LDAP integration queries that store in real time. Access rules apply immediately to any service behind the proxy. Authentication happens at the edge. Your app sees only requests that are already verified.
Using an Identity-Aware Proxy with LDAP removes the need for apps to handle passwords or session states directly. There’s less code to maintain and fewer attack surfaces. Security policies stay consistent across environments—cloud, on-premise, and hybrid. Scaling access is as simple as updating LDAP entries.