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You can do that without SSO/SAML/whatever? As GP said this is not a security feature. It doesn't solve any of the security issues mentioned and it does not guar
by dgb23 4y ago
You can do that without SSO/SAML/whatever? As GP said this is not a security feature. It doesn't solve any of the security issues mentioned and it does not guarantee that the other side is implementing it correctly.
- hnlmorg 4y agoYou can but it’s more work to build and results in infrastructure that has more places where things can go wrong. SSO is the standard (and, in my opinion, “correct”) way to manage identities across otherwise unconnected systems.