Single Sign-On

What is Single Sign-On, when is it needed, and how does it work? In these articles, Curity experts share insights on different aspects of SSO and best practices for implementation.

Single Sign-On (SSO), is an authentication process that allows users to log in to one domain and thereby be provided with access to several independent systems without further action. The user identity is maintained across the system and the user is assigned roles and permissions according to the different system settings.

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