MySWC SSO
SSO has Changed!

Our preferred Single Sign-On (SSO) system has transitioned to “Microsoft Authentication” instead of the “MySWC Login” screen that you’re familiar with. This important change not only makes our systems more secure with multifactor authentication (MFA), it will also ensures you can still log in to cloud-based apps, like the MySWC Portal and Canvas, if/when there is an internet outage on the Chula Vista campus.
Important Note:
- When signing-in with "Microsoft Authentication," you will enter your full SWC email address (example: jjaguar@swccd.edu instead of just the username of jjaguar) and your normal MySWC Password.
What is SSO?
 SSO is short for Single Sign-On. It is an authentication process that allows a user
                     to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. So basically, what
                     that means is, with your MySWC identity management account, you are able to login
                     to numerous secure apps and websites with the same username and password! For example,
                     MySWC is now being used with Canvas, and CCC Apply Administration, with more coming
                     soon! What's really great about SSO is the ability to sign in once and launch multiple
                     applications with just one click.
SSO is short for Single Sign-On. It is an authentication process that allows a user
                     to access multiple applications with one set of login credentials. So basically, what
                     that means is, with your MySWC identity management account, you are able to login
                     to numerous secure apps and websites with the same username and password! For example,
                     MySWC is now being used with Canvas, and CCC Apply Administration, with more coming
                     soon! What's really great about SSO is the ability to sign in once and launch multiple
                     applications with just one click.
For technical information about SSO, visit the Wikipedia SSO page.