Set up Single Sign-On (SSO) in Azure

For setting up single sign-on in Azure, perform the following steps.

To set up single sign-on:

1. On the application account details page, select Single sign-on from the left panel. You can also select from the Overview page by clicking Get started link.

2. Click SAML.
3. The Set up Single Sign-On with SAML page appears. Under SAML Signing Certificate field copy Metadata Url, login to Software Vulnerability Manager, browse Configuration >Settings > Service Provider Configuration, and then check SSO Enabled. Paste the copied URL into the text box.

4. Generate an account key from the Software Vulnerability Manager Configuration > Settings > IdP Configuration Instructions and then click Save Service Configuration button. Click Ok and agree the confirmation dialog which appears.
5. Copy the following from the Software Vulnerability Manager Configuration > Settings fields and paste in the Azure Single sign on > Set up Single Sign-On with SAML > Basic SAML Configuration:
• Single Sign On URL (Same with Recipient URL and Destination URL) to Reply URL (Assertion Consumer Service URL).
• Single sign on URL and Audience URL (SP Entity ID) to Identifier (Entity ID).

After selecting the details click Save.

Note:Metadata URL can not be used for the multiple applications.

6. Edit the User Attributes & Claims
• Click Edit.

• The User Attributes & Claims page appears.
• Delete all old attributes and claims by clicking the context menu icon.

• Click + Add New claim to add new attributes and claims.
• The Manage claim page appears.
• Enter name in the text field.
• Select the source attributes from the drop down list.
• After selecting, click Save.

Follow the above steps and add attributes and claims for the following:

• firstName
• lastName
• email
• username
• accountKey

Note:While selecting accountKey attributes paste the generated Account key which is copied from the Software Vulnerability Manager Configuration > Settings > IdP Configuration Instructions.

7. After configuring, click Test, and then click Sign in as current user link.

8. After successful action it navigates to the Software Vulnerability Manager application.

Note:You can also access through the Service Provider (SP) login for the created application by using the assigned user.