Single sign-on allows users to authenticate once and access multiple applications without logging in to each one separately. It simplifies user access management by creating a single control point where access can be granted, modified or revoked across all connected applications simultaneously. When combined with MFA and conditional access, SSO provides strong, centralized authentication without creating excessive friction for users. It makes the offboarding process significantly more reliable by ensuring comprehensive access revocation.
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