Single Sign On (SSO)
Single Sign On (SSO) allows users to use one set of login credentials, such as a user name and password, to access multiple applications without the need to re-enter their credentials for each application. A service authenticates the user for all applications the user has been given rights to and eliminates password prompts for each individual application during the login process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What protocols does MLY SSO support?
- SAML2
- OpenID
- CAS
- Windows live
- Azure AD
Which users are impacted by SSO?
SSO is not mandatory. The administrator can decide who will have access to MLY through SSO.
Once SSO is deployed, will there be changes to the way users access the site and its features?
User added to the SSO repository will click on the SSO option on the MLY login page instead of entering their login credentials.
Can SSO be deployed for MLY in multi-organizational client accounts?
Yes, this is possible.
Can SSO be tested before it goes live in our production environment?
Yes, a test environment can be used for this purpose.