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I was able to recreate the problem with edge (I was able to signin using my google signin with edge properly and see my documents but then). Same problem of not being able to get to chrome and firefox to pass signin (It only shows small banner message at the top that I'm signed in and that it will be shortly redirected but nothing happens and the small banner disappears). is the best for ideas, projects, todos, collaborate and share, etc. please any help is welcome.  Archived in General and tagged active directory, business, dropbox, dropbox for business, Ireland Technology News, single sign on, sso. Late last year Dropbox joined a host of other international companies and set up shop in Ireland’s capital, Dublin. A small change but one that makes a lot of sense considering its recent corporate approach. Just to prove that Dropbox is serious about business, the company has rebranded its business-orientated service from ‘Dropbox for Teams’ to ‘ Dropbox for Business’.

With SSO, company IT administrators still have the same existing control and visibility of company Dropbox accounts, like viewing recent activity and controlling account access and user sessions.

One of the main gripes that companies have with cloud storage is security and Dropbox wants to address this. For companies, SSO brings added security benefits by entrusting their existing identity provider with authentication to Dropbox.

With SSO, the idea is that company employees sign-in once to a central identity provider like Active Directory, as they would normally, and from there be able to access Dropbox, and all their other business apps, without the need for repeat authentication.įor employees, it’s one less password to worry about. Now the cloud storage company is going one step further by introducing single sign-in, or SSO.ĭropbox is already used by two million businesses worldwide, including ourselves, to share and collaborate on files easily. Dropbox is busy cosying up with businesses, having recently introduced a new admin console giving company IT administrators “greater visibility and control over how their organisation uses Dropbox”.