Overview
This lecture explains how to sign in to UC San Diego services using Active Directory and covers important access and security procedures.
Active Directory Single Sign-On (SSO)
- Single Sign-On (SSO) lets users access multiple UCSD services with one login.
- Active Directory is the system used for authenticating UCSD users.
- You log in with your user name (or email address) and password.
Password Management and Security
- You can reset your Active Directory password online if forgotten.
- Always sign out and close your browser after accessing services for security.
Additional Security Steps
- Enroll in Two-Step Login for an extra layer of security.
- Two-Step Login helps protect your account even if your password is compromised.
Getting Help
- Support is available if you have login or access issues.
- Contact the UCSD Service Desk if you need assistance.
Key Terms & Definitions
- Single Sign-On (SSO) — A system that allows access to multiple applications with one set of credentials.
- Active Directory — A Microsoft system for managing user authentication and permissions.
- Two-Step Login — A process requiring two forms of identification to boost account security.
Action Items / Next Steps
- Reset your password if you have trouble logging in.
- Enroll in Two-Step Login if not already completed.
- Contact the Service Desk for help with access issues.