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Overview
Single sign-on (SSO) means you authenticate once and can move between Credit Corp services without signing in again each time. It reduces password fatigue and the temptation to reuse weak passwords, and it centralises security so one strong login protects everything.
What to do
The trade-off is that your single login matters even more. Protect it with a unique passphrase, two-factor authentication or a passkey, and keep an eye on your sessions. Sign out fully on shared machines.
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