Single Sign On (SSO) means that when a user logs in to one application they will be “automatically” signed in to every other application, regardless of the platform, technology and domain.
For example, Google implements SSO for their products: Gmail, YouTube, Analytics, etc. When you turn on your computer and access Gmail, you login for the first time. Then, if you go to YouTube you won’t be prompted for credentials again.
Owner at Cape Cod Office Consultants
Having been in the IT field for over 20 years, Rick takes his experience working at a large company and applies the same methodology to small businesses so they can benefit from enterprise solutions at affordable prices.
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Single Sign On (SSO)