Authorization and authentication processes need to be more solid and safe than ever. OAuth and OpenID are two well-known names in this field. Before we get into the OAuth vs. OpenID debate, it’s essential to know what OAuth and OpenID ...
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Management of a PKI can be a full-time task for an IT team. Ensuring network users are able to authenticate to a secure network, easily maintaining their network identity, providing access to resources they need, and protecting everyone from a ...
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It’s widely held knowledge that using a single factor for authentication to wireless networks is less than secure and easily exploitable by hackers. Many organizations recognize this and utilize Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to provide an extra layer of protection. Each ...
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Effectively tracking and managing identity context is one of the most important aspects of a secure Azure-based network. Without accurate identity context, it’s near impossible to determine if someone is an unauthorized user.
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Security Keys are a method of authentication that is becoming increasingly more commonplace due to the additional layer of security they provide. They are a versatile security component that can be used to log in to Wi-Fi, desktops, websites, and ...
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It’s no secret that organizations are making the transition to cloud-based network environments. This is especially true considering the dramatic increase in remote work due to the global pandemic. Network administrators that use Active Directory (AD) want to be able ...
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Similar to Windows and macOS, Android devices need a system in place in order to determine if a certificate issued by a particular Certificate Authority (CA) is trusted. How does a device decide that a certificate is trusted? When a ...
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Smart Card usage has been on the rise for a variety of different reasons, but undoubtedly the most prominent is for their identity management capabilities. Cybersecurity-oriented organizations are taking advantage of smart cards through the use of physical security tokens, ...
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Zero trust is a burgeoning security practice among cybersecurity-focused organizations. The main concept behind zero trust is limiting a user’s resources to only what they need access to. For example, a manufacturer implementing zero trust would ensure that their floor ...
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Key attestation is a necessary part of creating valid X.509 digital certificates. Asymmetric cryptography requires that the client be able to prove its identity by attesting to the secure creation of a private key. For enterprises that want to securely ...
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