Single Sign On (SSO) was originally introduced as a tool for both user convenience and improved security. The idea was that rather than requiring users to memorize ...

Single sign-on (SSO) allows users to access multiple applications with a single set of login credentials. While convenient, SSO can present security risks, as one set of credentials could grant bad ...

Password management has become necessary in our daily lives. From email and banking accounts to social media and online shopping, passwords dictate access. When it comes to work, password management ...

Major technology brands – including Apple, Google and Facebook – are vying to dominate the so-called “single sign-on” race. Simply stated, password-based single sign-on allows individuals to use their ...

Federated identity can be hugely beneficial for creating a solid user experience and better security, but it can be more costly and complex to implement. At the very heart of enterprise security is ...

The recent “Sign in with Apple” vulnerability earned a researcher $100,000 as a part of Apple’s bug bounty program. The flaw itself arose from an OAuth-style implementation that did not properly ...

Security training typically emphasizes checking the URL before entering your password. BitB attacks place a counterfeit URL bar inside the pop-up itself, exploiting that deeply ingrained habit. This ...

ZDNET key takeaways Many sites let you sign in with an existing login from consumer SSO providers.This approach results in a ...

In today's rapidly evolving identity landscape, organizations are accelerating their adoption of cloud-first strategies (specifically by modernizing identity infrastructure through the adoption of ...