Introduction

This article shares how Single Sign-On (SSO) and Open Authorization (OAuth) can be leveraged within Zammo.

Specifically, we cover the following topics:

• What are Single Sign-On (SSO) and Open Authorization (OAuth)
• When to use SSO and OAuth and why you might want to
• How SSO and OAuth are used in Zammo
• How to use the OAuth activity in UI Builder
• Demo of SSO and OAuth in action
• Use cases

Before working through the rest of this guide, having an existing Okta developer application is a prerequisite.

Prerequisites

This guide requires an Okta application. You can create this in your Okta Developer Admin console.

Your Okta application Sign On Method must be set to Open Id Connect :