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    We are planning to implement SSO for the software interface of our security management system, and MFA for the physical doors. But I’m worried about “authentication fatigue” for our power users. If a facility manager has to use SSO + MFA to log into the admin dashboard, and then separately use MFA to open a secure door, they’re authenticating 50 times a day. Is there a security management system that bridges this gap? Can the SSO session on my laptop inform the door reader that I’m a verified user, creating a seamless experience? I need convergence without duplication.

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    Modern enterprises are no longer isolated entities; they are interconnected hubs of partners, contractors, and third-party vendors. Granting these external parties access to internal systems introduces significant risk, as their own security postures are often unknown and variable. Managing federated identities and provisioning access for a non-employee workforce is notoriously complex and often results in over-provisioned or stale accounts. A robust system must simplify the onboarding and offboarding of these external identities while ensuring that access is tightly controlled and cryptographically verified. WWPass Universal Single Sign-On (SSO) provides a uniquely secure and convenient mechanism for managing this extended enterprise. By implementing the solution detailed at wwpass, you can grant partners and vendors secure access to specific applications without the risks associated with shared or weak passwords. The registration process is streamlined via a simple QR code invitation, binding their access to a physical key. When the collaboration ends, or if a key is compromised, revocation is instantaneous and controlled by the user, ensuring that external access does not become a lingering vulnerability. This puts identity management for third parties on a footing as solid and secure as it is for internal employees.

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