How SSO Can Lock Your Entire Startup Out (And What To Do About It)

You implemented SSO to pass a vendor security questionnaire. Three months later Microsoft has an outage and your entire company can't log into anything. Not Slack. Not GitHub. Not your cloud console. Nothing. This isn't a hypothetical. It's a failure mode that hits startups every time a major identity provider has a bad morning — and most founders never see it coming because SSO gets sold as a security win, not a single point of failure. In this video we cover: Why founders implement SSO wrong and what they're actually building What break-glass accounts are and why you've never configured one Why an SSO outage and a security breach look identical from the outside How attackers think about your identity layer Five things to fix before your next outage Whether you're using Microsoft 365, Okta, or Google Workspace — if you've never tested what happens when your identity provider goes down, this video is for you. 🔗 Start at soc2success.io 🌐 klavansecurity.com 📬 klavansec.substack.com