Single Sign-On
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Single Sign-On gives Digital Identity Technologies a sharper boundary around one component, protocol, workflow, or engineering practice. The topic connects SSO, identity federation, SAML authentication with credentials, authenticators, verification flows, recovery paths, and trust relationships, focusing on how those pieces work together rather than repeating the broader Digital Identity Technologies definition. For readers, the practical value is to understand how sign-in can remain secure, recoverable, and compatible across devices and services, including the limits, dependencies, and tradeoffs that matter before configuration or troubleshooting begins.