Inbound SSO
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What is Inbound SSO?
Inbound single sign-on (SSO) lets users from an external identity provider access your applications with one login. It relies on trust between your system and the external provider. This allows users to sign in without creating a new account.
Related terms:
- IAM (Identity Access Management)
- IAM (Identity Access Management)
- ID Token
- IDaaS
- Identity
- Identity and Access Governence
- Identity and Access Governence
- Identity as a Service (IDaaS)
- Identity Brokerage
- Identity Deprovisioning
- Identity Federation
- Identity Governance & Administration (IGA)
- Identity Management System
- Identity Orchestration
- Identity Proofing
- Identity provider (IDP)
- Identity Provisioning
- Identity Repository
- Identity Repository Services
- Identity Verification
- Identity provider (IDP)
- Inbound SSO
- Incident Response Planning