Fixed typos

Author: ada

synthetics/test-config/auth.rst

@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ Multifactor authentication through SSO and Active Directory
     :description: Multifactor authentication allows your test to authenticate to a target page by logging in through an SSO or Active Directory service.
 
 
-Authentication through Single Sign-On (SSO) is similar to :ref:`basic authentication <auth-basic-html-login>`. To create a test of that uses SSO or Active Directory (AD) login, you must configure a series of steps that include opening the webpage, selecting the SSO authentication link, and entering the required information for SSO authentication. Additional webpages may load during this process, so it's crucial that you include steps to confirm that all the components of each webpage have fully loaded before proceeding.
+Authentication through Single Sign-On (SSO) is similar to :ref:`basic authentication <auth-basic-html-login>`. To create a test that uses SSO or Active Directory (AD), you must configure a series of steps that include opening the webpage, selecting the SSO authentication link, and entering the required information for SSO authentication. Additional webpages may load during this process, so it's crucial that you include steps to confirm that all of the components of each webpage have fully loaded before proceeding.
 
 SSO authentication frequently involves additional authentication factors. If the identity provider (such as Google, Microsoft, Okta, Duo, and so on) does not mandate an extra login factor, your test might only need the authentication steps that are illustrated in the example below: