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How Single Sign-On (SSO)/IAM Identity Center Works

This template explains the Single Sign-On (SSO) process using AWS IAM Identity Center. It details authentication flow, including integration with AWS cloud apps, SaaS apps, and permission sets. The architecture ensures centralized user authentication and role-based access control, enhancing security and user management.

About this template

The SSO architecture integrates AWS IAM Identity Center with various cloud services, enterprise applications, and directory services. It allows users to log in once and access multiple services securely. The architecture includes SAML authentication, Active Directory integration, and permission-based access controls to manage user privileges efficiently.

 

How to Open This Template in Cloudairy

  1. Log in to Cloudairy and go to the Templates section.

  2. Search for “How Single Sign-On (SSO) Works.”

  3. Click on the template preview to load its details.

  4. Press "Use Template" to open it in Cloudairy's editor.

  5. Customize it according to your organization's SSO setup.

 

How to Use Cloudairy

  1. Open the SSO architecture template to visualize authentication workflows.

  2. Modify access permission sets based on user roles.

  3. Integrate enterprise SaaS applications like Slack, Microsoft, and Dropbox.

  4. Collaborate with security teams to optimize authentication policies.

  5. Export the architecture for implementation and documentation.

 

Template Components

  • AWS IAM Identity Center – Centralized authentication for AWS services.

  • AWS Organizations – Multi-account governance and identity federation.

  • Active Directory – User directory for authentication.

  • Permission Sets – Role-based access control policies.

  • SAML Authentication – Secure sign-on mechanism for third-party apps.

  • AWS EC2 – Secure compute instances with restricted access.

  • Slack Integration – Authentication for enterprise collaboration tools.

  • Dropbox & Microsoft Apps – SaaS applications managed via SSO.

  • Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) – Defining user permissions.

  • Administrator Role – Management of users and groups.

  • SCIM Integration – Automated user provisioning.

  • AWS STS – Secure temporary credentials for authentication.

     

Summary

This SSO architecture enhances identity and access management across AWS services and enterprise applications. It enables centralized authentication, role-based access control, and secure access policies.

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