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×As a global leader in digital printing solutions, Roland DG Australia manages a wide range of enterprise applications and remote access points. With increasing cybersecurity threats and growing user demands, the company needed a secure and user-friendly way to authenticate users without slowing down operations. Key challenges included:
Roland DG needed a centralized, scalable solution that could bring all these elements together, without compromising performance or ease of use.
To tackle Roland DG Australia's access and security challenges, miniOrange delivered a centralized Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) solution tailored to their enterprise setup. This ensured secure access across various platforms without compromising on user experience or system performance.
miniOrange implemented MFA for Windows Workstations and RDP Servers to protect against unauthorized access. Additionally, MFA was integrated with the GlobalProtect VPN using RADIUS authentication, enabling secure and reliable remote connectivity for employees working offsite.
To enhance access control across business-critical apps, miniOrange enabled SAML-based authentication for Salesforce and SAP Concur. Employment Hero was integrated using Secure Web Authentication (SWA), while Square was connected using OAuth, ensuring consistent and secure login experiences across platforms.
The solution provided mobile-based authentication methods such as push notifications, one-time passwords (OTPs), and support for authenticator apps. This allowed users to log in with a single tap, ensuring security without disrupting day-to-day operations.
By deploying the miniOrange Identity Server, Roland DG Australia centralized the management of authentication policies and user verifications. This streamlined access control across both on-premise and cloud environments, offering IT teams better visibility and simplified administration.
Roland DG Australia took a big leap forward in securing its digital environment by implementing miniOrange’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution. With over 100 authentications happening daily across VPNs, Windows systems, and essential business apps, the shift from password-only logins to a stronger, layered security model has significantly reduced vulnerabilities. Employees now enjoy a seamless login experience with mobile-based authentication methods like push notifications and one-time passwords, making access both secure and convenient.
What made the real difference was how effortlessly the solution fit into their existing systems. From GlobalProtect VPN and Windows RDP to cloud-based platforms like Salesforce, SAP Concur, Square, and Employment Hero, MFA integration was smooth, using SAML, OAuth, and SWA protocols to simplify access without compromising security. As a result, Roland DG not only boosted its security posture but also streamlined user management and reduced admin work, all while laying down a strong foundation for future growth and compliance needs.
Roland DG Australia is a subsidiary of Roland DG Corporation, a global pioneer in digital printing, engraving, and 3D fabrication technology. Renowned for its innovative solutions across industries like signage, textiles, and personalization, the company also maintains a strong focus on operational security and efficiency. To strengthen its cybersecurity posture, Roland DG Australia partnered with miniOrange to implement a scalable Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) solution. This secured over 100 daily logins across VPNs, Windows systems, and enterprise cloud applications—ensuring seamless, secure access while minimizing user friction and boosting overall productivity.
