Single Sign-On stories

Edge security, SSO application integration and flexible authentication options are critical for optimal user experience and information security policy compliance, Kemp says.>>

Research found that only 34% of those who had adopted cloud-based solutions had implemented single sign-on (SSO), one of the most basic cloud security tools.>>

The report found that only 34% of companies are authenticating users accessing cloud data via SSO.>>

New adaptive authentication, single sign-on and application visibility capabilities have been made available for Thales SafeNet Authentication Service customers.>>

Many small and medium-sized companies don’t have the resources to implement robust security programs. >>

90% of respondents trust MFA as an effective security control to protect identity data in public clouds, yet only 60% of organisations have formally adopted it. >>

The new feature will allow enterprises to automate security by implementing significantly stronger authentication techniques and remediation when the scenario calls for it. >>

Security should be a key consideration from the initial design phase before any build even begins. >>

“The best password is no password at all. Today’s threat actors are targeting the weakest point of your company’s security – your people." - Okta CEO>>