A data administrator is configuring authentication for a SaaS application and would like to reduce the number of credentials employees need to maintain. The company prefers to use domain credentials to access new SaaS applications. Which of the following methods would allow this functionality?
Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to authenticate once with their domain credentials and then access multiple applications without needing to re-enter their credentials each time. This reduces the number of credentials employees need to maintain, which aligns with the company's preference to use domain credentials for new SaaS applications. LEAP and PEAP are related to wireless authentication protocols, and while Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) enhances security, it does not reduce the number of credentials needed.
A. SSO (Single Sign-On) Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to authenticate once with their domain credentials and then access multiple applications without needing to re-enter their credentials each time. This aligns with the company's preference to use domain credentials and reduces the burden of managing multiple sets of credentials for different applications.
A. SSO (Single Sign-On)
SSO is the only option allowing for less login occurrences. The other options reflect security protocols
A. SSO
Is SSO not more insecure than something like MFA? The more credentials needed, the more secure no?
It's not asking whih is more secure. It is asking which one will reduce the amount of credentials. SSO will reduce it because its only a single login. MFA would not reduce credentials because it require multiple login factors.
A. SSO
A. SSO