The Future of Identity on Apple Devices with Jamf and Okta

When it comes to access, Single Sign-On is unrivaled. But sometimes it’s not always available. That’s why Apple is bringing cloud identity deep into its platform to provide effortless and secure onboarding and authentication processes across all its operating systems.
In our webinar, The Future of Identity on Apple Devices with Jamf and Okta, we will introduce how Jamf is partnering with Okta to deliver these new Apple innovations to macOS, iOS and iPadOS devices, benefiting organizations of all types and sizes.
You will learn:
The numerous features and significant benefits of Apple’s platform identity innovations
How to deploy Okta Verify via Jamf to enable Okta FastPass and Single Sign-On Extension
How to implement Platform and Enrollment Single Sign-On
Effortless, identity-based Zero Trust Network Access
An overview of Apple’s identity announcements at WWDC 2023

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I can appreciate the integration with Okta and all that it provides for third party access with a single sign on however that sign in demo (11:45) was far from easy for most end users I've supported. At the very least that Okta setup would require a step by step document with pictures or IT assisted phone call or for IT to do it themselves. I think from IT staff perspective, we can appreciate its simplicity, but to an end user still very complicated. I feel like its putting another layer of setup from the original JAMF concept of handing a never before opened Macbook and providing a user a login to self configure. But it is nice to see all the features from the back end come together in the long term to make things simpler for the end user. As a single concept most people still do not understand how MFA works or what its doing. I see the end result being a success but like MFA (2FA) there is still much handholding involved in setup for current end users.