Overview
We will now examine authentication and single sign-on for users in the cloud.
The Identity Authentication Service provides you with controlled cloud-based access to business processes, applications, and data. It simplifies your user experience through authentication mechanisms, single sign-on, on-premise integration, and convenient self-service options.
Choose one of the supported authentication methods to control access to your application, like Form, SPNEGO, Social, or two-factor authentication. Use SAML 2.0 protocol to provide single sign-on. Integrate your application programmatically using authentication using API.
Configure Risk-Based Authentication
Help enforce two-factor authentication based on IP ranges, user groups, user type, or the authentication method to manage access to a business application.
Delegate Authentication
Delegate authentication to a third-party or on-premise IdP as default or based on a condition like IdP, e-mail domain, user type or user group, and thus enable SSO across on-premise and the cloud.
Use API
Use SCIM REST API to manage users and groups, invite users,and customize end-user UI texts in any language.