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If I ran a saas company, i would charge more for users not use to SSO. Bigger risk storing passwords and managing login process(2FA, password reset etc).
by adrr 1y ago
If I ran a saas company, i would charge more for users not use to SSO. Bigger risk storing passwords and managing login process(2FA, password reset etc).
- sparrish 1y agoIf you ran a saas, you'd know how much more supporting SSO costs and sing a different tune.
- beacon473 1y agoWhy do some sites require SSO, without an option for a local (better term?) account? I prefer to have a unique username and password for each service. KeepassXC is my SSO provider.
- baq 1y agokeepassxc is not a good SSO provider for 100 employees.
- esseph 1y agoThis is a real problem of misaligned incentives.
- ethan_smith 1y agoThis is the most security-aligned approach - storing credentials creates significant liability (breach risks, compliance requirements, password rotation policies) while offloading authentication to specialized providers reduces attack surface and improves user experience.