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# Onelogin: Credentials

### Overview

BalkanID supports discovery and governance of credentials within OneLogin as part of **IGA for Non-Human Identities (NHI).**

All credentials are normalized into the BalkanID data model and surfaced in the Credentials tab, along with their associated identities, access relationships, and risk insights.

The associated credentials can also be seen under the specific application integration (OneLogin) page.

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### Credential Types Supported

BalkanID tracks the following OneLogin credential types:

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Note: The credential types listed below are examples and do not represent the full set of supported OneLogin credentials.
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* OIDC Credentials (Client Secrets)
* SAML Certificates (X.509)
* User Passwords

### Common risks associated with OneLogin credentials include:

* Missing or weak multi-factor authentication (MFA) protecting user credentials and identities.
* User passwords that have never been rotated or have remained unrotated for 90+ days.
* Dormant user passwords that have never been used or have been left completely unused for 90+ days.
* Active OIDC credentials left attached to a disabled application.
* OIDC application configurations and secrets left completely unmodified or not updated for 90+ days.
* Active SAML certificates left attached to a disabled application.
* SAML application configurations left completely unmodified or not updated for 90+ days.

This ensures visibility and governance of credential-based access in Onelogin.


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