CoSign SSO vs. Smoothwall WAM

It worked great for a requirement of multiple apps that require a single user login. Apps developed in WordPress, some even running behind a firewall - work seamlessly with CoSign. It is obviously not required if your users access all apps already hosted on a single platform where access management is managed by, say, a Windows server.

Incentivized

• Single sign-on.
• Integration with WordPress and various other sign-ons.
• Works behind firewall.
• Supports OAuth.

Incentivized

• CoSign SSO is open source but there are limited support forums available
• Login via multiple platforms at the same time becomes troublesome at times
• More support should be provided to resolve errors

Incentivized

Integration with multiple apps - WordPress plugin is easy to use.

Incentivized

As a user of CoSign SSO, I think my organization picked it against others as its reasonable priced. Also CoSign SSO integrates well with multiple social and organizational-level web apps, which might not have been the case with Microsoft Azure, as it would have been designed to integrate with Microsoft's suite of products. Since CoSign SSO is an open-source app, it further suits the requirement.

Incentivized

• Single-sign-on feature saves employees time, which increases productivity
• Limited support on troubleshooting errors prolongs resolution time
• A single point of control to admin to manage users' access

Incentivized