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4 min readWWDC 2022: How Apple Plans to Make True Single Sign-On a Reality
For Mac admins, single sign-on (SSO) sounds like a great idea. In that ideal world, a user would turn on their Mac computer, sign in with their credentials, and then—with that one sign-in—have access to everything: their local user account; apps on their device; resources you provide on the local network; and apps and services that reside in the cloud. So far, though, that ideal has remained out of reach. The user still has to sign in first to a local account, then again to apps and services. SSO services such as Okta and OneLogin make that easier, by providing a single login for cloud-based resources. But true single sign-on isn’t here yet.