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  Every day internet users interact with numerous online services including government websites, corporate applications, education systems, and other business services. Keeping track of usernames and passwords for all these services can be a cumbersome and problematic task. This is where Single Sign-On (SSO) IDs become useful. Single Sign-On IDs (SSO IDs) serve the purpose of providing a unique credential that is used to enter a variety of services. An SSO ID can authenticate a user to multiple systems. After authentication, the user can navigate through multiple applications without the need to enter credentials again. This feature of Single Sign-On IDs is user friendly and is a time saver. CLICK HERE FOR FULL ARTICLE

  SSO ID An authentication process where a user can  access  multiple applications or services using the same credentials-username and password-which makes access easier and less likely to break passwords and improves security because the number of credentials that users must keep track of is decreased. With SSO, when a user signs in to an application, the  service  will authenticate the credentials by which one is signing in and then deliver automatic entry into all the other related applications with no need for re sign-in. This is especially useful in work environments that require changing between various tools and platforms throughout a day. The central authentication server is typically the basis of SSO architecture and will interact with the different service providers. The service provider routes the application access attempt to the central authentication server, then after establishing a good authentication, the client is forwarded back to the applicat...