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Single Sign On
Single sign-on (SSO) provides a strong password authentication for accessing all applications.
“Authentication and authorization, password management, compliance and user productivity gains”
| BEFORE | AFTER |
|---|---|
| Too many password to be remembered. | Eliminates lost or forgotten passwords. |
| User frustration and complaints due to password and security complexity | User only needs to remember one strong password. Prevent back-end direct access |
| User changes all their password with something easy to remember | Users gain quick and easy access from any location to maximize productivity to log on to networks, applications, and web sites |
| People tend to use the same password for all their applications they have | |
| Usually people then use weak passwords like birth date to make them easier to remember. | |
| Too many Helpdesk call. Almost 80% of Helpdesk task is related with password reset due to forget password or account locked. |
benefits
- Paperless Self-Service Request
- Approval Workflow Anytime Anywhere
- Reduce On-boarding Time
- Reduce Helpdesk Call to Reset Password
Single sign-on provides a consolidated authentication framework to online Portal deployments. It enables you to externalize security function outside of the enterprise Portal and application infrastructure through scalable single sign-on (SSO) and centralized security capabilities reducing application development costs, expediting the secure implementation of new initiatives, and facilitating compliance reporting and audit processes.
