SSO (Single Sign-On)

noun · authentication

1.

A single authentication mechanism that allows a user to log in once to access all applications and services within a digital ecosystem — eliminating the multiplication of usernames and passwords.

2.

A centralized security architecture based on standardized protocols (OAuth 2.0, SAML, OpenID Connect) that delegates identity verification to a trusted provider, simplifying the user experience while strengthening overall security.

3.

A federated identity solution adopted by enterprises and web platforms to streamline user journeys, reduce risks associated with weak passwords, and centralize access management within a single directory.

See also
SecurityOAuthSAMLAuthentication