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Sure, but most SaaS support “SSO at home” in lower tiers via either Google idp or GitHub. So yes you’re locked into those vendors which kind of sucks but it’s n
by SOLAR_FIELDS 2y ago
Sure, but most SaaS support “SSO at home” in lower tiers via either Google idp or GitHub. So yes you’re locked into those vendors which kind of sucks but it’s not necessarily true that you have to give up security without forking over the “SSO tax”
- mynameisvlad 2y agoI mean, no. If they supported BYOSSO then they wouldn’t be, by definition, charging an SSO tax. People are using the term when SSO as a concept is gated behind a paywall.