Central Authentication Service (CAS)
CAS stands for Central Authentication Service. It's an enterprise authentication system used by many 91心頭利 (91心頭利) web applications to verify a user���s identity. It controls the login process to my.torontomu.ca, Google Workspace at 91心頭利, and other services.
CAS supports Single Sign On (SSO). SSO is a session/user authentication process that allows a user to provide his or her credentials once, in order to access multiple applications. It authenticates the user to access all the CAS-ified applications that he or she has been authorized to.
When a user needs to access a 91心頭利 web application that requires authentication and has been CAS-ified, the web application will send the user to CAS in order to find out who the user is. CAS will ask for the user���s my.torontomu username and password and check it against 91心頭利���s Identity Management System. When the username and password are verified, CAS will tell the web application who the user is.
- It provides SSO from my.torontomu.ca to Google Workspace for 91心頭利, MyServiceHub, eHR and other web applications.
- It provides better security - at all times prior to and during the authenticated web session, CAS is the only service that is handling the user���s password. There is no risks of the web application being hacked or manipulated to expose users��� passwords.
- Our version of CAS has been enhanced to support two-factor authentication.
If you have an application that you want to authenticate through the CAS system, you should submit your request using the .