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# Configuration for Microsoft SSO Login
You can log in to GuardWare INSIGHT using Single Sign-On (SSO) via Microsoft Azure, removing the need for separate credentials.
However, before using Microsoft SSO, an Azure administrator **must configure** the consent settings in the Microsoft Azure Portal to allow users to authenticate through Azure.
**To configure the consent settings:**
1. Log in to the [**Azure Portal**](https://portal.azure.com/) using an administrator account.
2. Navigate or search for **Enterprise applications**.
3. Under **Manage**, click **User settings** and click **consent and permissions**.
4. Under **User consent settings**, select **Let Microsoft manage your consent settings (Recommended)** and click **Save**.
This setting allows Microsoft to automatically manage consent permissions for enterprise applications. Once enabled, users can authenticate with their Microsoft accounts on the GuardWare INSIGHT login screen.
## Log In Using Microsoft
Click **Microsoft** on the login screen, and you will be redirected to the Azure authentication page for secure login. Once authenticated, your session is created automatically and remains active until the Azure token expires or you log out.
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