When discussing the security of SSO systems, which of the following is considered a
disadvantage?
A. Single sign-on requires much more maintenance and overhead because all systems are tied
together.
B. The biggest disadvantage to single sign-on is that system time on all systems must be held to
very tight standards; if deviated from, this can cause serious access problems.
C. There are no real disadvantages to single sign-on.
D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO
implementation.
Solution
D. If single sign-on is breached, it offers the intruder access to all systems tied to the SSO
implementation.
Single sign-on (SSO) offers the attacker potential access to many systems tied to SSO when
authenticated only once