Assitant Vice President at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
2022-03-25T21:39:28Z
Mar 25, 2022
It is mostly used for access management. It handles all aspects of access, such as single sign-on, access control, etc. We are using its latest version. It is a VM-based product. So, it is more of a cloud product.
I am a provider of mobile authentication and my customers want to upgrade the Single Sign-On platform solution. We then provide them our mobile authentication to plugin with the new version of IBM's Single Sign-On.
The primary use cases of this solution are for my clients who are mainly from the banks and the University. I work on projects with our local University with a federation and we do the authentication of the students.
Single Sign-On (SSO) enables users to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials, simplifying the authentication process. It enhances security and user experience, reducing the need for multiple passwords.
SSO integration helps organizations streamline access management by centralizing authentication. This reduces the administrative burden of password resets and improves compliance with security policies. Users benefit from a seamless experience, switching between...
Currently, we're using IBM Security Access Manager for multi-factor authentication.
It is mostly used for access management. It handles all aspects of access, such as single sign-on, access control, etc. We are using its latest version. It is a VM-based product. So, it is more of a cloud product.
I am a provider of mobile authentication and my customers want to upgrade the Single Sign-On platform solution. We then provide them our mobile authentication to plugin with the new version of IBM's Single Sign-On.
The primary use cases of this solution are for my clients who are mainly from the banks and the University. I work on projects with our local University with a federation and we do the authentication of the students.