1. A non-transitory processor-readable medium storing code representing instructions to be executed by a processor, the code comprising code to cause the processor to: intercept at an authorization client a request to access a first application such that the first application is at least temporarily prevented from receiving the request; send from the authorization client to a client authorization module, an indication of the first application and an indication of a second application; receive, at the authorization client, in response to the indication of the first application and the indication of the second application, and from the client authorization module, a first application token and a second application token, respectively, the first application token being uniquely associated with the first application and the second application token being uniquely associated with the second application; associate, using the authorization client, the first application with the first application token such that communication between the first application and an application device associated with the first application is authenticated when the first application token is exchanged between the application device associated with the first application and the first application; and associate, using the authorization client, the second application with the second application token such that communication between the second application and an application device associated with the second application is authenticated when the second application token is exchanged between the application device associated with the second application and the second application.