SSO
SSO, or single sign-on, is an authentication method that lets users access multiple applications and services with a single login.
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Last mentioned SSO, short for single sign-on, is an authentication method that lets users sign in once and then use multiple connected applications and services without logging in again. An identity provider handles authentication, and each service trusts its result to grant access.
Businesses use it so employees can reach work tools with one company account while accounts and access are managed in one place. It is usually implemented with standards such as SAML and OpenID Connect.
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