Passwordless login with a clear approval path.
This resource page gathers the public-safe MAIA SSO story: what it is, how it integrates, what a buyer should expect from the pilot, and which evidence items belong in the trust package.
The public package should help a buyer decide if a pilot is worth it.
The materials below mirror the structure in the trust-package docs and give the site a clean, buyer-facing summary.
Product brief: passwordless authentication and MAIA Desktop approval
White paper: why browser-only login is not enough
Technical report: integration and trust boundary overview
Validation report: pilot evidence and workflow outcomes
Security assessment: rollout controls and review path
The site should point to the pilot, not just the technology.
Integration brief with a non-sensitive architecture diagram
30-day passwordless pilot plan
Demo video of login, approval, and handoff
Security FAQ for procurement and IT review
Buyer one-pager for identity and platform teams
Convert interest into a controlled first application pilot.
A good MAIA SSO evaluation starts with one app, one user group, and a measurable approval-based login flow. That keeps the assessment practical and reviewable.
Live public platform: sso1.pahilabs.com
Buyers should ask for
- A non-sensitive diagram of the website, MAIA SSO, MAIA Desktop, and application handoff.
- A small pilot plan that defines success before implementation starts.
- A security review packet that explains data handling and rollout control.
Need MAIA SSO materials for a review or pilot?
Use this page as the entry point for buyers who need the brief, architecture view, and pilot framing.