Single Sign-On Woes

I love the idea of Single Sign-On.  The fact that I can use a single set of credentials when I log on to my laptop, and then not have to keep entering passwords for subsequent actions, is in theory a great idea.

However there are four ‘great ideas’ that, when combined (as they so often are) lead to a big pain in my neck.  Those are:

  • Single Sign-On
  • Password PINs
  • Ticket-Checking Tickets (such as Kerberos, Active Directory, etc…)
  • Periodic password changing

I know why we have to change our passwords, and I am glad to do it… but when you do, and especially when you are working remote, it leads to all sorts of headaches.  Does anyone have a really good solution that will let me, in the middle of my session. change my password and continue working… without having to reset, refresh, log-off, re-enter?

I am open to ideas…

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3 responses to “Single Sign-On Woes”

  1. Try Mobile auth-push. Just need your username and no password. My small demo. https://youtu.be/spuChyoJzzc

  2. Um, change your password at the end of the session?

  3. Well, my Windows configuration reminds me about an oncoming password change several days days befor due date. So I can plan the change in a rather comfortable time span, for example before the weekend or at least with day’s work ending.

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