MFA and passwordless authentication for enterprise networks and cloud apps
Rublon delivers identity-centric access control via multi-factor authentication and passwordless login across hybrid infrastructure. The tech stack reveals a dual-track architecture: Java/Jakarta EE + Kubernetes for cloud services, paired with C++/Qt for Windows-native clients and Active Directory integration. Heavy R&D investment in WebAuthn, FIDO2, and passkeys signals a strategic pivot away from password-dependent flows—a shift reflected in the project roadmap's focus on passwordless MFA and zero-trust network access.
Rublon is a 51–200 person identity and access management vendor headquartered in Poland, operating since 2001. The product enables workforce authentication across cloud applications, VPNs, on-premise servers, and workstations via configurable multi-factor authentication and emerging passwordless methods. The engineering-heavy org (20 engineers, 8 in security) targets mid-market enterprises and supports compliance with GDPR and similar regulations. Deployment spans cloud (AWS, Azure AD, Intune) and traditional infrastructure (Windows, Active Directory, RDP).
Rublon runs Java, Jakarta EE, and Quarkus for backend services on Kubernetes and OpenShift; Angular for web UI; C++ and Qt for Windows clients; and PostgreSQL/Oracle for data. Cloud integrations include AWS, Azure AD, and Intune.
Rublon is actively adopting WebAuthn, FIDO2, Passkeys, and TPM 2.0 standards. Current R&D projects include passwordless authentication and native FIDO2 security-key compatibility.
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