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What is Skyhigh Security
Skyhigh Security is a Security Services Edge (SSE), Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Secure Web Gateway (SWG), and Private Access (PA / ZTNA) cloud provider.
:::note We were among the first to recognize the cloud’s potential and knew that protecting data in this new hybrid world required an entirely new approach. We make managing your web and unifying your data policies easy to create and enforce, giving you a single console to provide visibility across all of your infrastructure. :::
Multiple Integration Points
Skyhigh has multiple points for SAML integration:
- Dashboard Administrator login - Allows you to manage the Skyhigh Security dashboard
- Web Gateway and Private access - Authenticates for Internet access and ZTNA/Private access
The following placeholder will be used throughout this document.
authentik.companyis the FQDN of the authentik install.
Integration for Dashboard Administrator login
Configure Skyhigh Security
While logged in to your Skyhigh Security Dashboard, click the configuration gear and navigate to User Management -> SAML Configuration -> Skyhigh Cloud Users tab
Under the Identity Provider section enter the following values (replace <slug> with the name of the application slug you will use):
- Issuer:
https://authentik.company/skyhigh-dashboard - Certificate: Upload the signing certificate you will use for the Authentik provider
- Login URL:
https://authentik.company/application/saml/<slug>/sso/binding/init/ - SP-Initiated Request Binding: HTTP-POST
- User exclusions: Select at least one administrator account to login directly (in case something goes wrong with SAML)
Press Save
Note the Audience and ACS URLs that appear. You will use these to configure Authentik below
Configure Authentik
In the Authentik admin Interface, navigate to Applications -> Providers. Create a SAML provider with the following parameters:
- ACS URL: Enter the ACS URL provided by the Skyhigh Dashboard above
- Issuer:
https://authentik.company/skyhigh-dashboard - Service Provider Binding:
Post - Audience: Enter the Audience URL provided by the Skyhigh Dashboard above
- Signing certificate: Select the certificate you uploaded to Skyhigh above
- Property mappings: Select all default mappings.
- NameID Property Mapping:
Authentik default SAML Mapping: Email
Create an application linked to this new provider and use the slug name you used in the Skyhigh section above.
Integration for Web Gateway and Private Access
Configure Authentik
In the Authentik admin Interface, navigate to Applications -> Providers. Create a SAML provider with the following parameters:
- ACS URL:
https://login.auth.ui.trellix.com/sso/saml2 - Issuer:
https://authentik.company/skyhigh-swg - Service Provider Binding:
Post - Audience:
https://login.auth.ui.trellix.com/sso/saml2 - Signing certificate: Select any certificate
- Property mappings: Select all default mappings.
Create an application linked to this new provider and note the name of its slug.
Configure Skyhigh Security
While logged in to your Skyhigh Security Dashboard, click the configuration gear and navigate to Infrastructure -> Web Gateway Setup.
Under the Setup SAML section click the New SAML button.
Configure your SAML provider as follows (replace <slug> with the name of your slug):
- SAML Configuration Name: Enter a descriptive name here
- Service Provider Entity ID:
https://login.auth.ui.trellix.com/sso/saml2 - SAML Identity Provider URL:
https://authentik.company/application/saml/<slug>/sso/binding/post/ - Identity Provider Entity ID:
https://authentik.company/skyhigh-swg - User ID Attribute in SAML Response:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress - Group ID Attribute in SAML Response:
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/claims/Group - Identity Provider Certificate: Upload the certificate you selected in the Authentik SAML provider you created earlier
- Domain(s): Enter the email domain(s) you wish to redirect for authentication to Authentik
Save your changes and publish the web policy.
:::note You must also ensure that your web and/or private access policies grant access to users who will be authenticated. This configuration is out of scope for this document. :::