This is an introduction to Single Sign-On (SSO). We'll cover the basics of SSO and how it works behind the scenes. Here's why:
Single sign-on (SSO) is a concept in cybersecurity that allows users to authenticate their identity once and access multiple applications or services without having to re-enter their credentials. SSO is important because it simplifies the authentication process for users and saves them from having to remember multiple usernames and passwords, reducing the risk of weak passwords and password reuse. Additionally, SSO can help prevent phishing attacks by making it harder for attackers to trick users into revealing their credentials. It also allows IT teams to enforce stricter password policies, monitor access to applications, and revoke access to multiple applications when an employee leaves the organization. Overall, SSO improves cybersecurity by improving user authentication, reducing the risk of data breaches, and improving the efficiency of identity and access management.

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