IronWiFi, LLC: IronWiFi Cloud RADIUS and Wi-Fi Authentication Platform

**IronWiFi is the vendor-neutral authentication layer for agency Wi-Fi and wired networks: cloud RADIUS, 802.1X with EAP-TLS, cloud PKI with SCEP enrollment, captive portals, and Wi-Fi identity threat detection (ITDR), delivered as SaaS on Google Cloud with US regions available.** **Keep the network you have.** IronWiFi works with any access point, switch or controller that speaks RADIUS and 802.1X, so an agency adds certificate-based authentication and policy without replacing hardware or running RADIUS and NPS servers on premises. **Use the identities you already manage.** Users and devices authenticate against Microsoft Entra ID (commercial and GCC High), Google Workspace, Okta, and LDAP or Active Directory. Device certificates are issued and renewed by the built-in cloud PKI over SCEP, including for MDM-managed fleets. **See who and what is on the network.** Every authentication is logged per user and device; the ITDR service flags credential misuse, rogue devices and anomalous access on Wi-Fi and reports through the console, API and webhooks. **Guest, visitor and roaming access** through branded captive portals, vouchers, sponsored access and OpenRoaming, on the same platform. **Assurance on record.** FedRAMP 20x Class A Certified: FedRAMP determined on 9 November 2026 that the offering meets the requirements for a FedRAMP 20x Class A Certification, and the offering is in the Ongoing Certification Phase. Class A is the entry certification; it is not a FedRAMP Moderate Authorization or a Class C certification. SOC 2 Type II (Johanson Group LLP, report issued 7 May 2026), the approved alternative security framework, is held in the IronWiFi Trust Center with the FedRAMP Certification Report. FIPS 199 impact categorization Moderate (this is not a FedRAMP Moderate Authorization). **Agency use cases:** direct use as the authentication, policy and monitoring layer inside an agency information system; indirect use as a third-party information resource inside integrator and managed-service offerings delivered to agencies. Documentation, a REST API and a self-service console let an agency pilot the service on its existing network.