By a lot of companies I still see that they are using SaaS/web applications with a single account and that the credentials of that account is shared with multiple people within the organization. An example; the marketing department is using multiple social media channels like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, everyone of the marketing department has the login credentials of these accounts.
Citrix Secure Mail is a feature-rich mail client that comes with Citrix Endpoint Management (a.k.a. Citrix XenMobile). With Citrix Secure Mail you can enforce Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies to secure and containerize business data. You can also pre-configure the users mail account. When publish Citrix Secure Mail with default settings (including the users mail account), the end user is asked to enter their password the first time the Secure Mail App is started as shown in the following screenshot.
In the last few years I have mostly implemented ShareFile Enterprise as part of the XenMobile Enterprise edition and therefor configured the XenMobile server as a SAML identity provider for ShareFile SSON. In the last few months I also see some companies that were only interested in the Citrix ShareFile solution without XenMobile. In this case there are some alternative ways to provide users single sign-on (SSON) to ShareFile, for example ADFS.
As promised in my last blog about installing and configuring ShareFile StorageZone controller I will now go deeper in detail about the SAML configuration for Single Sign-On from XenMobile App Controller and how to configure the ShareFile Sync for Windows client and the ShareFile Outlook Plugin.
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