We have various cloud applications but we are lacking with a SSO (Single Sign On) so our users are encountering issues when accessing applications. Our Active Directory is supervising our email accounts. So we want to use this as our principal storage area in establishing our cloud applications. So what will you advice on providing SSO? How complicated it is to set up? Thanks in advance.
Need SSO on Cloud Applications
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SSO consumers need not remember a lot of security account details to loginto various techniques or apps.
Need SSO on Cloud Applications
Hi Medison,
SSO set up for cloud computing is a recent trend to free your administrator from user complaints of forgotten password and assigning them new password every time.
There are lot of web applications are available on search engine which you can select, configure and deploy.
Few SSO set-up web applications are –
1. Okta,
2. SecureAuth, etc.
Also watch a video of how to set up SSO on Gmail accounts –
I am sure you will go for SSO set up.