SPU's Single Sign On (SSO) allows a user to access multiple secure systems via a single login on a device instead of needing to respond to repeated requests for login credentials.
We currently have two separate applications for our SSO...Microsoft 's SSO 365 and Shibboleth. Each As you can see below, each application has its own unique design to it.
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Non-SSO Systems
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We currently still maintain a handful of systems for which we are unable to implement SSO. Most are used by only a small population on campus, so you may not come into contact with any of them. However, if you do ever need to access one, you will see the login screen native to that system and will have to enter credentials specific to it.
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Spoofed Logins
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One way cybercriminals attempt to access systems and retrieve personal information on users is to spoof login screens. They will create their own login screens that visually match those the user is expecting but direct the user to their site instead of the expected one. One way to prevent yourself from falling prey to these attempts is to always check the URL of the login page you are using. The URL for our Microsoft Azure SSO begins with https://login.microsoftonline.com, while the URL for our Shibboleth SSO begins with https://login.spu.edu.
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If you see something besides either of these, immediately stop entering your credentials and contact CIS. If you notice this after entering your credentials and clicking the login button, immediately contact CIS so we can secure your account.