Stop Sharing Your WiFi Password with Everyone
Give each user their own secure login instead of one password that gets passed around. WPA-Enterprise works with your existing Azure AD, Okta, or Google accounts - and you won't need to buy any hardware.
Starting at $65/month · Works across all your locations · SOC 2 Certified · Enterprise SLA available
Why Do Teams Love IronWiFi?
We took the headache out of enterprise WiFi security
No Servers to Buy or Babysit
Forget about setting up RADIUS servers in your closet. We handle all the infrastructure in the cloud with 99.9% uptime. You'll be up and running in minutes, not weeks.
Pick What Works for You
Certificates, passwords, or both - we support EAP-TLS, PEAP, TTLS, and more so you can choose what fits your team.
Works with Your Existing Logins
Already using Azure AD, Okta, Google Workspace, or OneLogin? Great - your users can use those same credentials for WiFi. No new passwords to remember.
Know Who's on Your Network
When everyone has their own login, you can see exactly who's connected. No more wondering if that ex-employee still has the password.
Certificates Made Easy
We've got a built-in certificate authority, so you can issue and manage certificates without the usual PKI headaches.
All Your Locations, One Dashboard
Got offices in different cities? Manage them all from one place. No need to set up separate systems for each location.
See Everything That Happens
Real-time logs show you every connection attempt. Perfect for troubleshooting and keeping auditors happy.
Does It Support WPA2 and WPA3?
We support both WPA2-Enterprise and the newer WPA3-Enterprise with 192-bit security. Your devices automatically use the strongest encryption they can handle.
Why Are Shared Passwords a Problem?
They're convenient until they're not - here's what can go wrong
The Problem with Shared Passwords
- Everyone uses the same password
- No way to know who's connected
- Former employees still have access
- Password inevitably gets shared outside
- Changing it means updating every device
How Individual Logins Fix This
- Everyone gets their own credentials
- See exactly who connected and when
- Cut someone off with one click
- Uses your existing Azure AD, Okta, or LDAP
- Certificates deploy automatically
What's the Difference at a Glance?
Here's why companies are making the switch
Are Passwords Really How Most Breaches Happen?
In 2026, shared WiFi passwords remain a hacker's best friend. They get shared around, written on sticky notes, and never changed. That's how unauthorized people end up on your network.
With certificates, there's nothing to steal, phish, or share. Your network stays secure because the weak link - passwords - is gone.
How Do Passwords Compare to Certificates?
See why certificates win on security every time
Why Go Passwordless with Certificates?
As Secure as It Gets
EAP-TLS certificates mean both sides verify each other. It's like a secret handshake that can't be faked.
Rolls Out Automatically
Push certificates to devices through Intune, Jamf, or Google Admin. Users don't have to do anything.
No Passwords to Remember
Certificates live securely on the device. Users just connect - no typing passwords, no phishing risks, no forgotten credentials.
Why Does Cloud Beat On-Premise?
Here's why IT teams are ditching their RADIUS servers
How Does It Actually Work?
The tech behind the scenes (don't worry, we handle it for you)
What Happens When Someone Connects?
Instead of everyone typing the same password, WPA-Enterprise checks each person's credentials against your identity provider. Here's the quick version:
Device Says Hello
Someone tries to connect to WiFi and their device kicks off the authentication process.
Access Point Checks In
The access point sends the credentials to our cloud RADIUS to verify them.
We Check with Your Identity Provider
We verify the credentials against Azure AD, Okta, Google, or whatever you're using.
They're In
If everything checks out, they get connected with their own unique encryption keys.
Why This Matters
Everyone Has Their Own Login
No more shared passwords that get passed around to friends and family.
Serious Encryption
WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise with AES keeps your data safe in transit.
One Place to Manage It All
Control access for all your locations from a single dashboard.
Cut Access Instantly
Someone leaves or loses their device? One click and they're off your network.
What Security Features Do You Get?
Here's what you get when you move beyond shared passwords
No More Password Sharing
When everyone has their own credentials, there's nothing to write on the whiteboard or share in Slack.
Two-Way Trust
Your device verifies it's talking to the real network, and the network verifies it's you. No fake hotspots.
Unique Encryption for Everyone
Each person gets their own encryption keys. Even if one gets compromised, everyone else stays secure.
Complete Audit Trail
See every login attempt with timestamps and details. Your compliance team will thank you.
Different Rules for Different People
Employees get full access, contractors get limited access, and guests get internet only. You decide.
Personal Devices Welcome
Let people bring their own laptops and phones without compromising security. Easy self-enrollment.
Which Authentication Method Is Right for You?
Different options for different needs - we'll help you choose
EAP-TLS
The gold standard. Certificates on each device mean no passwords ever go over the air. Best for company-managed devices.
PEAP
Uses passwords but wraps them in strong encryption. Great when you want security without managing certificates on every device.
EAP-TTLS
Similar to PEAP but works with more authentication backends. Perfect if you've got older systems you need to support.
Does It Work with What You Already Use?
Connect your existing identity provider in minutes
Azure Active Directory
Google Workspace
Okta
LDAP / Active Directory
OneLogin
JumpCloud
How Does It Integrate with Your Stack?
Your identity providers and MDM tools - we play nice with all of them
Microsoft Entra ID
Azure AD / Entra ID SSO
Google Workspace
Google Identity Platform
Okta
Workforce Identity Cloud
Microsoft Intune
MDM Certificate Deployment
Jamf Pro
Apple Device Management
VMware Workspace ONE
Unified Endpoint Management
OneLogin
Cloud IAM Platform
LDAP / AD
On-Premises Directory
How Do You Get Devices Connected?
Whether it's company-owned or personal, we've got you covered
Company Devices
Push certificates silently through your MDM. Devices just connect - users don't have to do anything.
Personal Devices (BYOD)
Users visit a simple portal, sign in with their work account, and get configured automatically. Takes about a minute.
How Do You Assign Users to the Right Network?
Based on who they are, we'll put them on the right VLAN. Employees, contractors, and guests each get their own network space - no manual setup needed.
VLAN 10 - Employees
Full network access, corporate resources
VLAN 20 - Contractors
Limited access, isolated from sensitive data
VLAN 30 - Guests
Internet-only, no internal access
VLAN 40 - IoT Devices
MAC auth, restricted to specific services. IoT Auth →
How Does Zero Trust Wireless Work?
Never trust, always verify - that's the idea. As of 2026, zero trust is the standard security framework for enterprise networks. We check every connection, every time, no exceptions.
We Check Who You Are
Every connection gets verified against your identity provider. No anonymous access, no shared logins.
We Check What Device
Certificates are tied to specific devices. Someone can't just steal credentials and use them on their own laptop.
We Keep Checking
Validation happens in real-time. When someone leaves or a device goes missing, cut them off instantly.
Who Uses This?
Companies just like yours
Multi-Site Offices
Connect all your locations with one system. Azure AD and Okta integration, SOC 2 compliance baked in.
Financial Services
PCI-DSS and SOC 2 ready out of the box. Full audit trails and unique encryption for every session.
Professional Services
Keep employees and contractors on separate networks. Certificates deploy automatically, access revokes instantly.
Manufacturing
Secure both people and IoT devices. Keep production equipment on its own network, managed from one dashboard.
What Devices Does It Work On?
Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android - they all have 802.1X built in
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
ChromeOS
Linux
Does It Work with Your Access Points?
If it supports RADIUS, it works with us
What Are the Three Ways to Connect Devices?
Pick what works best for your situation
Push Through Your MDM
Already using Intune, Jamf, or Google Admin? Push WiFi settings and certificates to devices automatically. Users don't lift a finger.
Self-Service Portal
Users sign in once with their work credentials and get configured automatically. Perfect for personal devices and BYOD.
Onboarding Network
Set up a temporary network just for getting devices configured. They connect, get their credentials, then automatically switch to the secure network.
"We used to spend hours maintaining our RADIUS servers. Now? Zero. The Azure AD integration just worked, and our IT team can focus on things that actually matter."
IT Director, Global Manufacturing Corp
Got Questions? We've Got Answers
The stuff people usually want to know
What's the difference between WPA-Enterprise and WPA-Personal?
WPA-Personal means everyone shares the same password - the one probably written on your whiteboard. WPA-Enterprise gives each person their own login, so you know who's connected and can cut off access anytime.
Do users need to install anything?
Nope! Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android, Chromebooks - they all have 802.1X built right in. No app downloads needed.
Which authentication method should I pick?
For company devices, go with EAP-TLS certificates - it's the most secure and users never type passwords. For personal devices, PEAP with passwords is easier. We'll help you figure out what works best.
Will it work with our Azure AD / Okta / Google?
Absolutely. We plug right into Azure AD, Google Workspace, Okta, OneLogin, JumpCloud, and pretty much any LDAP or Active Directory. Your users keep their existing logins.
What if your service goes down?
We've got servers all over the world with 99.9% uptime. If one goes down, traffic automatically routes to another. Plus, most access points can cache credentials locally as backup.
Do you support WPA3-Enterprise?
You bet. Full WPA3-Enterprise support with 192-bit security mode - that's the strongest WiFi encryption available today.
How Is It Built for Compliance?
Check those boxes with confidence
Ready to Ditch Shared Passwords?
Get real WiFi security up and running in minutes. In 2026, there's no reason to still be sharing passwords. No hardware to buy, no servers to manage - just proper authentication that actually works.