SPNEGO is a protocol designed to handle the single sign-on process between a workstation browser and a webserver. It relies on the secure Kerberos protocol which is the de-facto industry standard used in today’s Windows and Unix based servers.

SPNEGO SSO is easily installed into your Java web servers, either as plug-ins or by installing a servlet filter into one or more web applications.

SPNEGO SSO is designed to work with Active Directory for one the simple reason. Today, more than 90% of the businesses rely on a windows domain infrastructure based on Active Directory. And with Sarbanes-Oxley acts in the US and similar in the EU, businesses will be forced to handle provisioning and deprovisioning of users more strictly.

SPNEGO SSO, as the only Java based product, supports multiple Active Directory domains, as completely separate domains and as domains within a trust relation.

Read more about SPNEGO SSO and try a FREE 30 days trial at:

- an Asseco Denmark Community that is dedicated to SPNEGO SSO.

At appliedcrypto.com you can also acces additional technical information.

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