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Single Sign-On (SSO)
using OAuth
Get one-click access to all Cloud & On-Premise OAuth (Open Authorization) supporting applications with a single set of login credentials.
Easy Integration with popular OAuth supporting apps
OAuth SSO using your existing Identity Source (Azure AD, Cognito, etc.)
Customizable access policies for different apps
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OAuth Single Sign-On (SSO)
is an authentication framework that simplifies user access to multiple applications using OAuth 2.0. With OAuth SSO, users can log in to various platforms with a single set of credentials, promoting a seamless and secure user experience.
It employs an efficient
OAuth 2.0 flow
, where users receive an OAuth token after successful authentication.
The OAuth server manages user credentials, while the OAuth client requests access to resources on behalf of users.
OAuth SSO also supports
OpenID Connect or OIDC tokens
, enhancing identity verification.
OAuth 2.0 Authentication in REST API
ensures the security of API endpoints, safeguarding sensitive data.
OAuth 2.0,
is the latest version of the original OAuth protocol. It has become the standard for most implementations due to its simplicity, flexibility, and enhanced security features. It defines multiple grant types (authorization code, implicit, client credentials, resource owner password credentials) that cater to different application scenarios.
Moreover, OAuth 2.0 has been widely adopted across various industries, including social media platforms, cloud services, and mobile applications, making it the go-to choice for secure authorization and access control.
The
OAuth 2.0 flow
involves four key steps:
OAuth Client Requests: The
OAuth client (application)
initiates the flow by requesting access to a user's resources via the OAuth server.
User Authentication: The user is redirected to the
OAuth server
, where they authenticate themselves.
Authorization Grant: After successful authentication, the user grants the OAuth client permission to access their resources.
Access Token Issuance: The OAuth server issues an
OAuth access token
to the client, representing the user's authorization. The client uses this token to access protected resources on behalf of the user.
The OAuth 2.0 flow is widely used in OAuth SSO, OAuth APIs, and even OAuth 2.0 authentication in REST APIs with support for OIDC tokens through OAuth OpenID Connect.
Purpose
Identity Assertion and Single Sign-On (SSO)
Authorization and Secure Delegated Access with SSO
Use Case
SSO for Web Apps
Secure API Authorization and Access Control
Protocol Type
Assertion-based
Token-based
Authorization Scope
User Identity and Attributes
Limited Access to Specific Resources
Token Type
SAML Assertion (XML)
OAuth Access Token (JSON)
Identity Provider (IDP)
Centralized Identity Provider
May or May Not Involve IDP depending on the use
Resource Server (SP)
Service Providers Rely on IDP for Authentication
Independent Entities
User Consent
User Consent
For Authorization User Consent is Required
Usage
Often Used in Enterprise SSO
Commonly Used in API Authorization
Granular Access Control
Well-suited for Identity Federation
Can Be Used for Federation with OAuth OIDC
Pre-Built OAuth SSO Integration for popular apps
miniOrange as an SSO service provider has a wide network of 5000+ pre-built integrations. This helps your organization easily enable OAuth SSO for popular enterprise applications by just installing the plugin. Easily search integration for the favorite apps your business is using and enable seamless access for all your users.
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SSO authentication ensures that only authorized users get access to sensitive data. With Single Sign-On you can implement password policies like Password length, complexity, restrictions on password reuse, session timeout and self-service password reset policy to strengthen security without holding up your users access.
Scale as you grow
miniOrange cloud-based solution and competitive pricing allow you to Choose your subscription plan based on current requirements, and then scale as you grow.
"Nahdi wanted to adopt SSO, and they were using Siebel CRM, but it didn't support any SSO protocols.
Changing the entire CRM system and transferring data from one CRM to another is a time-consuming job....."
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