Single Sign-On — Single sign-on allows a person to access multiple services through a shared authentication arrangement. It reduces repeated login requirements and supports centralized access administration. Protecting the primary identity becomes especially important because its compromise affects multiple connected services. – Access and Identity Management

Added October 7, 2026

Single Sign-On — Single sign-on allows an authenticated user to access multiple participating services without repeating a full login for each one. The services rely on a shared authentication arrangement or trusted identity provider. Strong protection of that central identity is important because compromise can affect several services.

Added November 6, 2026