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Enterprise SSO: SAML and OIDC

Every enterprise deployment authenticates through the customer's identity provider, not through your login form. SAML and OIDC are the two protocols that do it, and knowing which one a customer runs, what a token actually asserts, and how group claims map to your permissions is the difference between shipping in week two and waiting on their IT team for a month.

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LESSONS THAT TEACH THIS

The FDE EngagementYou will prove who you are to four identity systems that disagree14 min→

PRACTICE THIS IN REAL QUESTIONS

AI Security, Privacy & GovernanceHow would you defend a RAG system against poisoned retrieved context and vector/embedding attacks?→System Design & Production EngineeringYour product deploys into dozens of customer environments. Design secrets management across all of them.→RAG & Agent System DesignA customer wants to expose internal APIs to a model via MCP. Design it safely: auth, least privilege, versioning.→AI Security, Privacy & GovernanceThe customer asks: 'Will you train on our data?' Give the precise answer, and explain zero-data-retention.→AI Security, Privacy & GovernanceThe customer says 'our data can't leave our environment.' Walk me through the deployment options and what each really buys.→RAG & Agent System DesignDesign RAG over 10M documents with per-user permissions: a user must never see data they can't access→