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Chapter 10

Authentication and Authorization

Chapter 10

Core IT

Decide whether to add auth services

Level of Effort: Moderate

Google Apps supports authentication and authorization (auth) for your third-party

services via OpenID and OAuth. These protocols also enable your users to allow

limited access to their data for certain purposes. You can configure your internal

services to make use of these protocols with the APIs Google provides.

• Read Authentication and Authorization for Google APIs to learn more about

using OpenID and OAuth in your domain.

Google Apps also supports SAML-based single sign-on (SSO), which you can

integrate with your existing LDAP or other SSO system. Single sign-on greatly

simplifies the login process for your users, who otherwise need to remember a

different set of credentials for each of your internal services.

• Read SSO (Single Sign-On) to learn more about single sign-on.

You should decide by the end of the Core IT phase exactly which—if any—of these

authentication and authorization services you want to implement in your system.

Deciding to add one or more of these services later on will result in significant

additional work.

Decide whether to enable 2-step verification

Level of Effort: Low

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