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  • SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

    The chaos is over. SignOn Once is the only tool that enables you to use just one identity and one password for all of your insurance business logins.

    SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

  • SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

    SignOn Once gives you fast, secure access to multiple sites. It safeguards your single identity and password for all of your logins.

    SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

  • SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

    SignOn Once was developed by the industry, for the industry. It’s managed by ID Federation, the nonprofit alliance of agencies, carriers, solution providers and partners working for the common good.

    SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

  • SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

    SignOn Once gives you fast, secure access to multiple sites. It safeguards your single identity and password for all of your logins. 

    SignOn Once Replaces Multiple Passwords

Agents

Agent Call to ActionIf you’re an agent, SignOn Once was created to benefit you. With no effort on your part, the process becomes part of your workflow. Your carrier will handle the real implementation work so your time can be spent selling insurance and servicing clients.

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Solution Providers

Solution ProvidersIf you’re a solution provider, the decision to make SignOn Once available in your products will enhance agency-carrier communication and foster innovation in insurance. Become a member and display your SignOn Once certification today.

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Carriers

Carrier Call to ActionIf you’re a carrier, your minimal IT investment in ID Federation brings big advantages for you. You can be the carrier of choice for agents. Give  them SignOn Once to make it even easier to work with you. They want it!

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SignOn Once Blog

Trick or Treat? Data Breach Fines or Efficient Roundtrips?

by Alvito Vaz Don’t be an insurance carrier or insurance agency fined by the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) for violation of the New York cybersecurity regulations. Effective November 1, 2025, the requirements for Class A covered entities is even stricter. The requirement is for use of Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) for all connections unless an exemption has been requested. … Continue Reading

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