There are basically three major issues that require a bit of seniority to support:
* it’s an auth controlling system so mistakes can mean significant data breaches.
* there’s shared responsibility between provider and customer for configuration. Further, there are a lot of possible configurations to consider.
* the concept behind SSO is largely simple, but the implementation can be very complex. It’s almost always specific to your auth system and controls.
There are basically three major issues that require a bit of seniority to support:
* it’s an auth controlling system so mistakes can mean significant data breaches.
* there’s shared responsibility between provider and customer for configuration. Further, there are a lot of possible configurations to consider.
* the concept behind SSO is largely simple, but the implementation can be very complex. It’s almost always specific to your auth system and controls.