An authentication approach where a user signs in once with one set of credentials at a trusted identity provider and can then open every app they are allowed to use without signing in again.
Entra ID handles modern cloud authentication such as single sign-on and multi-factor authentication but does not replace every capability of traditional Active Directory. · Microsoft Entra Domain Services - Simply…
You've signed in twice today and never typed a single password. One login is replacing the dozens of accounts you used to juggle, and it's happening in almost every company. In this episode of Simply Explained you will learn: - Why One Login Feels Like Magic…
Identity is the real border now. In Microsoft cloud the firewall is no longer the decisive wall — Entra ID is. Modern attackers don’t smash doors; they log in using harvested, phished, or purchased credentials. That’s why a password-only world is effectively…
Moving an old Windows app to an Azure VM does not remove its need for a classic domain with LDAP, Kerberos and Group Policy. This Knowledge Nugget shows IT admins and cloud architects where Microsoft Entra Domain Services fits next to Entra ID and Active…
ADFS Federation With Entra ID Guide · Mirko Peters Understand AD FS federation, SSO, trust relationships, and security, then explore migration from AD FS to Microsoft Entra ID and common troubleshooting issues.
What Is Hybrid Identity Guide · Mirko Peters Learn what is hybrid identity with practical guidance on setup, architecture, security, governance, and real-world use.
SSO lets you sign in once with one set of credentials and then use many apps. The apps do not store or see your password; they trust an identity provider that confirms who you are. · From the episode: Single Sign-On (SSO) - Simply Explained
Do apps share my password when I use single sign-on?
SSO concentrates trust in one identity, so a weak or compromised sign-in can expose everything behind it. The convenience and the exposure are two sides of the same coin, which makes the identity provider worth protecting. · From the episode: Single Sign-On (SSO) - Simply Explained
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