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Single sign-on (SSO) allows a user to log in once and gain access to all independent, but related, software systems without being prompted to log in again at each of them.
Large institutions benefit from SSO by centralizing authentication servers that all other applications use. Not only does it allows them to pass user information to services within the institution, but also plays a key role in securely moving data to services outside of that institution. From a business standpoint, this standardization reduces costs. From an end-user standpoint, there is a lesser risk of "password-fatigue".
This session is targeted at developers with little or no Shibboleth knowledge.
I work for BioRAFT as a Development Engineer and am responsible for anything that gets thrown my way. I thrive in areas related to user management including SSO & permissions templates as well as adding some whizz-bang to sites with jQuery. Drupal has been my tool of choice since 2007.
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