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4848Signing out another session from this page does not touch your agency's single sign-on session, so if the person at that other computer tries to sign back in, the identity provider may still let them straight through without re-entering a password. If that is a concern (for example, you left a shared computer signed in), sign the session out here first, then contact your agency's identity team to end the single sign-on session, or change your directory password.
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52> Signing out here versus signing out from the footer behave differently at the identity provider. The footer **Sign out** ends both your Claude for Government session and your single sign-on session, so you will be asked for credentials the next time you visit. The per-row **Sign out** on this page ends only the Claude for Government session and leaves single sign-on alone.
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5450## If you see a session you don't recognize
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5652Sign it out from here right away. You can use **Sign out *N* other sessions** if you want to be certain you have cleared everything. If an unrecognized session reappears after you have done so, or anything else about the list looks wrong, report it to your organization's administrator so they can investigate through your agency's identity system.
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