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The 5 Mistakes Not to Make When Implementing an SSO Solution

5 common mistakes to avoid when selecting and implementing SSO

With any cyber security measure, there will always be some balance to be struck between security and user experience. Single Sign-On can bring enormous benefits to organisations in both security and user experience, but a successful implementation requires some due diligence beforehand. Even out-of-the-box SSO solutions can fail to fulfil their purpose if it isn’t a good fit for the organisation.

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"A well-executed Single Sign-On (SSO) strategy mitigates the risk of a data breach, improves user experience and puts the organisation firmly in control of user access to corporate resources."

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