Question

A large enterprise operates several internal applications that all authenticate against the same corporate Active Directory. Users complain about entering credentials repeatedly. Separately, the company wants employees to access a third-party SaaS payroll provider using their corporate identity without the SaaS vendor ever storing or receiving corporate passwords. Which pairing correctly describes the two distinct capabilities needed?

Accepted Answer

Single sign-on (SSO) for the internal applications; federated identity for the third-party SaaS provider

Answer

Federated identity for the internal applications; single sign-on (SSO) for the third-party SaaS provider

Answer

Directory synchronization for the internal applications; password vaulting for the third-party SaaS provider

Answer

Just-in-time provisioning for both the internal applications and the third-party SaaS provider