Which command is used to start configuring Snowflake for Single Sign-On (SSO)?

The correct answer is C. CREATE SECURITY INTEGRATION. Configuring SSO in Snowflake requires creating a Security Integration, which defines the trust relationship between Snowflake and an external Identity Provider (IdP) such as Okta, Azure AD, or PingFederate. The command CREATE SECURITY INTEGRATION with TYPE = SAML2 (or OAUTH for…

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ACREATE SESSION POLICY
BCREATE NETWORK RULE
CCREATE SECURITY INTEGRATION
DCREATE PASSWORD POLICY

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C
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D
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Explanation

Configuring SSO in Snowflake requires creating a Security Integration, which defines the trust relationship between Snowflake and an external Identity Provider (IdP) such as Okta, Azure AD, or PingFederate. The command CREATE SECURITY INTEGRATION with TYPE = SAML2 (or OAUTH for OAuth-based SSO) is the starting point for this configuration. CREATE SESSION POLICY (A) controls session timeouts and MFA requirements. CREATE NETWORK RULE (B) controls IP-based network access. CREATE PASSWORD POLICY (D) enforces password complexity rules. None of these are related to SSO/SAML configuration.

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#SSO#Security Integration#Authentication#Federated Identity

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