What is SSO? Single Sign-On Explained

SSO (Single Sign-On) lets users sign in once with one set of credentials and then access multiple applications without logging in again, using identity standards like SAML and OAuth/OpenID Connect.

SSO improves security (fewer passwords, centralised control, easy de-provisioning), reduces help-desk password resets, and streamlines access across ERP, HIS, email and cloud apps — and supports the access-control requirements of frameworks like NCA ECC.

SBS implements SSO and identity management (Microsoft Entra ID / Azure AD, Keycloak) integrated with your ERP, HIS and cloud applications.

Frequently asked questions

What is SSO?

SSO (Single Sign-On) lets users sign in once and access multiple applications without logging in again, using SAML or OAuth/OpenID Connect.

What are the benefits of SSO?

Better security, fewer passwords, centralised access control, easy de-provisioning and fewer password resets.

Does SSO help with cybersecurity compliance?

Yes — centralised access control supports frameworks like Saudi NCA ECC.

How does SBS implement SSO?

SBS implements SSO and identity management (Entra ID/Azure AD, Keycloak) integrated with ERP, HIS and cloud apps.