Signing In
Compliance OS access begins with your organization’s client-specific entry point.
Before you sign in
You generally need:
- an account that has been invited or provisioned for your organization,
- an active Compliance OS user record,
- access to at least one applicable engagement or application,
- your organization’s correct Client Portal address.
Use the email address associated with your invitation or account.
Sign-in flow
- Open the Client Portal URL provided by Cyber Op Source.
- Select the available sign-in method for your account.
- Complete the identity-provider authentication process.
- After authentication, Compliance OS verifies your active user and client context.
- The Client Portal shows the applications and information authorized for you.
Depending on your organization’s configuration, sign-in may use email/password or an approved federated identity option.
Why the URL matters
Client Portal addresses identify the client context you are attempting to enter. Authentication alone is not sufficient to authorize a different client environment.
This helps prevent a valid account from being used as a shortcut into another organization’s portal.
If sign-in succeeds but you see no applications
Authentication and application assignment are separate concepts.
You may be successfully signed in but still lack:
- an assigned interview,
- remediation access,
- executive governance access,
- engagement-scoped permissions.
Review Roles & Access and contact your Cyber Op Source engagement lead if the result does not match your expected responsibilities.
Good account practices
- Do not share your account.
- Use your own assigned identity.
- Protect authentication factors and recovery methods.
- Sign out of shared or unmanaged devices.
- Report unexpected access or account behavior promptly.
- Do not reuse screenshots containing sensitive client information outside approved channels.
Never send your password, authentication code, access token, or recovery secret to Cyber Op Source through a documentation form or ordinary email.