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How Single Sign-On (SSO) Authentication Works
Single sign-on (SSO) authentication works through the use of different protocols depending on the type of resource you need to access.
In our modern world, IT departments need to equip themselves with the right identity and access management tools to support their end users and keep them secure, no matter where they find themselves. These blogs cover IT best practices for enforcing security in a fully remote workforce, non-disruptive administration workflows, and optimizing remote work performance while staying conscious of cost.
Single sign-on (SSO) authentication works through the use of different protocols depending on the type of resource you need to access.
Single sign-on (SSO) has been a popular tool since the mid 2000s, but SSO is not complete identity and access management (IAM). Learn why.
JumpCloud is an official Identity Provider (IdP) for AWS SSO identity management via our SCIM integration.
True SSO should describe exactly what the name implies – the ability to leverage a single set of credentials to sign on to various resources.
Most data breaches take months to detect, unintentionally giving hackers visibility into what your organization has been up to. Learn how to detect and stop threats in this Cybersecurity Awareness Month blog.
Learn the top 3 security threats IT professionals ranked the scariest, why they’re so serious, and how to combat them.
Learn how implementing single sign-on across your IT environment promotes security and compliance simultaneously.
Learn how to plan and conduct your first cybersecurity tabletop exercise, including overcoming common obstacles to getting started.
Startups are adding more and more technology to their organizations. So, what are some of the best OneLogin Alternatives for startups?
Phishing is incredibly common and tricky. Learn how to prevent phishing damage by implementing SSO, MFA, and organization-wide policies.
Help end-users understand common phishing tactics and disguises so they can recognize and respond to attacks.
As startups consider identity management, there are certainly questions to consider. Often, organizations ask about SSO vs AD.