Cybersecurity & IT Security
Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration
Connecting your applications to a central identity provider using SAML or OpenID Connect, so users sign in once with corporate credentials and access ends centrally when they leave.
Overview
Why it matters
for your business.
Every separate login means another password to forget, reset and potentially leak. Single sign-on lets users authenticate once with their organisational identity, then access connected applications without signing in again. For IT, it centralises authentication policy and means disabling one account cuts access to every connected system.
We integrate your custom applications and SaaS tools with identity providers such as Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Google Workspace or Keycloak, using SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect. Work includes attribute and group mapping, just-in-time or SCIM provisioning, secure session and logout handling, and enterprise SSO support so your SaaS product can meet B2B customer requirements.
What's included
- SSO architecture and protocol selection
- SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect integrations
- Attribute, group and role mapping
- SCIM or just-in-time user provisioning
- Session timeout and logout handling
- Customer-facing enterprise SSO setup guide
Outcomes
What changes
for your business.
Ideal for
- SaaS vendors selling to enterprise customers
- Organisations using Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace
- Universities and multi-campus institutions
One login for users
Staff access connected applications with a single corporate identity instead of juggling many passwords.
Central access cut-off
Disabling an account in the identity provider removes access across all integrated applications.
Enterprise sales readiness
SaaS products supporting SAML and OIDC meet a common requirement in B2B procurement.
How we deliver
A clear, accountable
process.
Every engagement follows the same disciplined approach, adapted to the size and urgency of your project.
- 01
Assess
We understand your data sources, applications or risks and agree priorities and scope.
- 02
Plan
A clear approach covering tools, coverage, controls and responsibilities is agreed with you.
- 03
Implement
We build the pipelines, dashboards, test suites or security controls and verify they work.
- 04
Report & improve
Findings, metrics and recommendations are shared regularly so quality keeps improving.
Ways to work with us
- Fixed-price projectsDefined scope, milestones and deliverables.
- Dedicated teamsAssigned engineers, testers or marketers for ongoing work.
- Time & materialFlexible delivery based on actual effort and resources.
- Monthly managed servicesRecurring application, IT, marketing or infrastructure support.
FAQ
Common
questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Should we use SAML or OpenID Connect?
OpenID Connect is generally simpler for modern web and mobile applications and APIs. SAML remains common in enterprise environments and older systems. For SaaS products, supporting both lets you accommodate a wider range of customer identity providers.
Does SSO remove the need for MFA?
No. SSO centralises sign-in, which makes that single login more valuable to attackers. We recommend enforcing MFA at the identity provider, so every application behind SSO benefits from stronger authentication automatically.
Let's talk about Single Sign-On (SSO) Integration.
Tell us what you need and get a clear plan and proposal, free and with no obligation.