Connectors labeled by the depth they actually reach.
Every integration states its real depth: native protocol, API, or one-way forwarding. No integration is dressed up as more than it is. Fidwyn speaks the standards that matter: SAML, OIDC, SCIM, LDAP, CEF and Syslog, plus signed webhooks and A2A credential brokering.
Identity in, groups mapped, sessions federated.
| Integration | Category | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| Active Directory / LDAP | Directory | Native |
| SAML 2.0 | SSO | Native |
| OpenID Connect (OIDC) | SSO | Native |
| OAuth 2.0 | SSO | Native |
| SCIM | Provisioning | API |
| External MFA provider | Auth | Native |
Every privileged event, forwarded in your format.
| Integration | Category | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| SIEM (CEF) | SIEM | Native |
| SIEM (JSON) | SIEM | Native |
| SIEM (Syslog) | SIEM | Native |
| Webhooks (HMAC-signed) | Eventing | Native |
| A2A credential brokering | Secrets | Native |
| Ansible / API secret fetch | DevOps | API |
SIEM forwarding supports TCP or UDP transport with optional TLS, batch size and interval controls, and content filters for admin actions, auth, connection and user-activity events.
Read-only cloud posture and every major database engine.
| Integration | Category | Depth |
|---|---|---|
| AWS (CIEM, read-only) | Cloud | API |
| Azure (CIEM, read-only) | Cloud | API |
| GCP (CIEM, read-only) | Cloud | API |
| MS SQL Server | Database | Native proxy |
| PostgreSQL | Database | Native proxy |
| MySQL / Oracle | Database | Native proxy |
Depth labels: Native means Fidwyn speaks the protocol directly; API means integration through the counterpart's API; a proxy label means statement-level interception. CIEM connectors are read-only entitlement analysis.
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A2A brokering and signed webhooks cover most machine integrations without a custom build.