May. 21, 2008 - Single Sign-On (SSO) Legal Compliance
Some organizations have implemented Single Sign-On (SSO) without properly understanding the legal risks, providing the education to manage those risks, or putting in place the appropriate legal processes and documents. Such processes and documents should be in place and accepted by all of the SSO participants BEFORE utilizing SSO technologies.
My "sister company", Clareity Security, has added a number of important Single Sign-On (SSO) resources to its web site, especially for MLS operators, brokerages, and real estate software and settlement service providers implementing SSO. The most recent addition is a Single Sign-On Legal Compliance paper, prepared in consultation with noted attorney John H. Rees. Clareity Security is releasing this document to encourage real estate organizations implementing SSO to take the appropriate legal and business steps prior to implementation. Note that that document and the sample contract language are provided only as a resource, and are not intended to substitute for and do not constitute legal advice.
The site also includes a video introduction to SSO and links to the SSO toolkit that software providers can use to implement SSO securely.
The SSO section of the Clareity Security web site, including links to all of the items mentioned above, is here: http://www.clareitysecurity.com/sso-video/
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Matt Cohen has consulted to MLSs, Associations, franchises, brokerages, and many real estate industry software companies for over 12 years. Matt is a well-regarded real estate industry expert on industry trends, software design, product management, project management, and information security. Matt speaks at conferences, workshops and leadership retreats around the country on a wide variety of MLS-related topics.
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