ShareLabs SSO
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Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to authenticate once to access multiple applications and resources. SSO provides a centralized identity management system, enables IT control over access, and provides a seamless experience for users between on-premise and cloud applications. SSO works by having users authenticate at an identity provider, which then issues claims to applications like SharePoint, allowing users to access multiple resources with one login without needing separate credentials for each system. Proper implementation of SSO in SharePoint requires consideration of additional factors like converting NTLM to claims, managing the people picker, handling sliding sessions, and enabling single sign-out.
ShareLabs SSO
- 1. Claims Based Authentication, SSO and SAML in SharePoint 2013
- 2. SSO – What and Why? What is Single Sign On? The ability to have a single authentication point across many different applications from different devices. Why Do it? Cloud Applications External Access without VPN Corporate Shift to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Hybrid Environments
- 3. Example – No SSO
- 5. Key Points Centralized Identity Management IT can control access Hybrid Scenarios Seamless user experience between On-Prem and Cloud User Experience One Login
- 6. How does this work? Passive Authentication (WS-Federation) – Simple Version SharePoint Client Identity Provider
- 7. Other Considerations NTLM to Claims Conversion People Picker Sliding Sessions Single Sign Out User Profile Service
- 8. Contact Info Ben Sufit SharePoint Practice Director bsufit@ssbinfo.com 323-217-6232