Abstract: A method includes receiving, at a server, a request from a user to access an enterprise network system. The user is authenticated at the server, by receiving first unique credentials from the user. The user's access to a plurality of services external to the enterprise network system is facilitated, in response to receiving the first unique credentials from the user. Each of the plurality of services requires respective unique services credentials associated with the user, to access a respective unique account associated with the user. The method includes receiving, from the user, a selection of one of the plurality of services. The respective unique services credentials associated with the user are determined, for the selected one of the plurality of services. A connection between the server and the selected one of the plurality of services is established, using the respective unique services credentials associated with the user.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, at a server, a request from a user to access an enterprise network system. The user is authenticated at the server, by receiving first unique credentials from the user. The user's access to a plurality of services external to the enterprise network system is facilitated, in response to receiving the first unique credentials from the user. Each of the plurality of services requires respective unique services credentials associated with the user, to access a respective unique account associated with the user. The method includes receiving, from the user, a selection of one of the plurality of services. The respective unique services credentials associated with the user are determined, for the selected one of the plurality of services. A connection between the server and the selected one of the plurality of services is established, using the respective unique services credentials associated with the user.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, at a server, a request from a user to access an enterprise network system using a client device. The user is authenticated by receiving first unique enterprise credentials from the user. The user's access to a plurality of services external to the enterprise network system is facilitated, in response to receiving the unique enterprise credentials from the user, wherein each of the plurality of services requires respective unique services credentials associated with the user, for access. A selection of one of the plurality of services is received from the user. It is determined whether the user is classified as a privileged user or a non-privileged user. The method includes selecting between first and second policies depending upon the determination whether the user is classified as a privileged user or a non-privileged user. The first policy may include recording a session between the user and the selected one of the plurality of services, at the server.