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==What is SSO (Single Sign On)== | ==What is SSO (Single Sign On)== | ||
Some definitions | |||
*Authentication Verifying an identify | *Authentication Verifying an identify | ||
*Authorization Verifying user has permission and access | *Authorization Verifying user has permission and access | ||
*Federation is when authentication is happen across multi vendor apps | |||
SSO is the ability to authenticate via one authority. | SSO is the ability to authenticate via one authority. | ||
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[[File:SSO Example.png|400px]] | [[File:SSO Example.png|400px]] | ||
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Benefits are | |||
*Authentication under your control (Audit, turn off/on etc) | |||
*One set of credentials | |||
*Login once per session | |||
==SAML== | |||
SAML stands for Security Assertion Markup Language and ''defines the syntax and processing semantics of assertions made about a subject by a system entity.'' | |||
Revision as of 00:35, 17 July 2021
Introduction
What is SSO (Single Sign On)
Some definitions
- Authentication Verifying an identify
- Authorization Verifying user has permission and access
- Federation is when authentication is happen across multi vendor apps
SSO is the ability to authenticate via one authority.
Benefits are
- Authentication under your control (Audit, turn off/on etc)
- One set of credentials
- Login once per session
SAML
SAML stands for Security Assertion Markup Language and defines the syntax and processing semantics of assertions made about a subject by a system entity.