Single Sign-On (SSO) Pros & Cons
Before you start to compare single sign-on (SSO) vendors, consider the pros and cons of web application SSO.
Before you start to compare single sign-on (SSO) vendors, consider the pros and cons of web application SSO.
Many MFA tools require a proxy or middleware to authenticate to the LDAP directory. Learn the benefits of skipping the connector for direct authentication.
Web application single sign-on (SSO) became popular in the early/mid 2000s, but who actually needs web app SSO?
Single sign-on (SSO) authentication works through the use of different protocols depending on the type of resource you need to access.
True SSO should describe exactly what the name implies – the ability to leverage a single set of credentials to sign on to various resources.
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Learn how implementing single sign-on across your IT environment promotes security and compliance simultaneously.
Hardware-based attacks are becoming more commonplace, can bypass most authentication and endpoint security systems.
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.
As startups consider identity management, there are certainly questions to consider. Often, organizations ask about SSO vs AD.
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