Single Sign On (SSO) has become popular with organizations that use several applications on the Cloud for various departments. Lately, organizations have stopped building their own applications for running businesses and instead have started adopting the use of other services. When the number of such applications increases, users of these applications are constantly faced with the challenge of entering their usernames and passwords in all these websites.
In order to provide a seamless browsing experience, and at the same time adhere to enterprise security standards, many providers implement OAuth and SAML, as they are industry recognized.
These SSO/identity providers integrate with the corporate employee database to further ...
