| TD: Support for Standards-Based SSO

Support for Standards-Based SSO, v1.0

Specifies requirements in accordance with the DHS CISA Secure-by-Design Pledge, published by the U.S. Dept of Homeland Security (DHS) Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA). Requires an organization to support single sign-on (SSO) configurations that are standards-based (e.g., using SAML or OpenID Connect) and that enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) through customers' identity providers, across all of its product and service offerings.

Assessment Step

1 Support for Standards-Based SSO (SupportforStandards-BasedSSO) Across all of its product and service offerings, does the organization support single sign-on (SSO) configurations that are standards-based (e.g., using SAML or OpenID Connect) and that enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) through customers' identity providers? Artifact A1 Provide evidence (e.g. organizational policies, procedures, compliance/assessment reports, etc.) and supporting notes as appropriate to support the assessor's response to this assessment step.

Conformance Criteria (1)

Support for Standards-Based SSO Across all of its product and service offerings, the organization must support single sign-on (SSO) configurations that are standards-based (e.g., using SAML or OpenID Connect) and that enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) through customers' identity providers. Citation SBDP (doc)

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Identifier

https://artifacts.trustmarkinitiative.org/lib/tds/support-for-standards-based-sso/1.0/

Publication Date

2025-05-15

Issuing Organization

TMI (https://trustmarkinitiative.org/) View Contact

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Keywords

Secure by Design, Secure by Default, Software Security, Cybersecurity, DHS, CISA, Authentication, Multi-Factor Authentication, MFA, Single Sign-On, SSO

Issuance Criteria

yes(ALL)

Target Recipient

Providers of enterprise software products and services – including on-premises software, cloud services, and software as a service (SaaS) – that want to demonstrate alignment with the principles and practices articulated by the DHS CISA Secure-by-Design initiative.

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Sources (1)

SBDP	Secure-by-Design Pledge. https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/resources/cisa-secure-design-pledge. Sourced May 2025.

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