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This federal housing agency supported over 1 million users—homeowners, mortgage lenders, and government employees—but relied on an outdated SiteMinder system. The legacy setup made it nearly impossible to enforce multi-factor authentication, created security vulnerabilities, and required expensive on-premise infrastructure. Users struggled with a clunky login experience, and the agency faced mounting costs and compliance risks.
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We replaced the legacy SiteMinder platform with Okta in a phased approach that kept everything running smoothly during the transition. We implemented:
Single Sign-On (SSO) to simplify login across all Federal Housing Administration Connection (FHAC) applications
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) tailored to different user types and roles
Hybrid mode operation that let old and new systems work together during migration
Federated identity architecture to ensure secure communication between systems
Complete decommissioning of expensive on-premise infrastructure
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The Results:
Eliminated all legacy on-premise infrastructure, delivering significant cost savings
Enhanced security with MFA enforcement across all user personas
Improved user experience with seamless single sign-on across the entire application suite
Zero service disruption during the entire migration through smart hybrid operation
Better compliance with modern security standards for over 1 million users