Describe how authentication is different in a home network from a corporate network

What will be an ideal response?

Home networks are smaller in size than corporate networks. For that reason, network devices in a home network might have a local user ID and password or none at all. In contrast, the corporate network commonly uses an authentication server where users have a single sign-on (SSO) that allows the user to sign in from various devices and be granted access to specific systems, servers, printers, copiers, and network applications.