Intel-McAfee Links up Identity-in-the-Cloud SSO with Salesforce.com
Provided by Intel
Category Cloud Computing
Type Case Study
Length 3
Publish Date March 02 2012
Date posted March 27 2012
Overview
As identity-in-the-cloud matures as an infrastructure, there are many solutions emerging to address demand. This case study introduces an identity-in-the-cloud solution which includes a single sign-on (SSO) feature. Read this paper to learn more about the solution and discover its strengths and weaknesses and its place in the market.
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