Implementing Single Sign On With Salesforce
by PK on July 24, 2007 at 08:37 PM
Single Sign On with Salesforce can have a number of benefits for end users. We have recently published new implementation guides for customers who want to implement Single Sign on.
Single sign on has a number of benefits to an organization:
- Reduced Administrative Costs: With Single Sign-On, all user authentication information resides in a central directory, which reduces the need to maintain, monitor and potentially synchronized multiple stores, as well as reducing user support requests around passwords.
- Increased ease of use: Each user only has a single username and password which grants them access to corporate resources and Salesforce. Reduced complexity means an easier to use environment that provides seamless access to all resources. Single Sign-On also saves users time, since each individual sign-on process can take 5 to 20 seconds to complete. And removing the extra step of logging into Salesforce can increase user adoption of your Salesforce applications by lowering the barrier to use.
- Increased Security: Any password policies that you have established for your corporate network will also be in effect for Salesforce. In addition, sending an authentication credential that is only valid for a single use can increase security for users who have access to sensitive data
- Less possibility of phishing attacks when using single sign on
Below are the links to the implementation guides:
Implementing Single Sign On with Salesforce.com
Single Sign-On for Salesforce.com Clients
In addition to these guides, we have some great partners who provide an out of the box single sign on solution. Please visit the Security category on the AppExchange for more information. SXIP has been proving a solution since 2004!
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