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SSO being the single point for security is the entire point.

Compare that to every application having a login mask and querying active directory. There are so many more points of failure. If even just a single application has a vulnerability, then an adversary can just log the credentials and hope he finds one with elevated access rights.



Your example is almost equivalent since even if you implement SSO on every of those apps, this doesn't mean that every app has integrated it well.




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