What is SSO (single sign-on)?
SSO (single sign-on) lets a user log in once with one identity provider, such as Microsoft or Google, and then open several applications without signing in to each. SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, built on OAuth 2.0, are the usual protocols.
Also called: single sign-on
Why it matters
If you sell software to larger companies, SSO is often a condition of the deal, because their IT team wants to control access from one place. For your own staff, it means fewer passwords and access removed in one step when someone leaves. You also get one log of who signed in where.
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