IDaaS Capability to Support Samba File Servers

IDaaS, otherwise known as Identity-as-a-Service, is one of the hottest categories in the identity and access management market. With all of that activity, it also means that the IDaaS space…
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Future of Web App SSO

Web application single sign-on (SSO) has been an extremely popular category in the identity and access management space. But, as the identity management space changes and evolves, the question is…
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Google Cloud acquires cloud identity management company Bitium

 Google Cloud announced today that it has acquired Bitium, a company that focused on offering enterprise-grade identity management and access tools, such as single-sign on, for cloud-based applications. This will basically help Google better manage enterprise cloud customer implementation across an organization, including doing things like setting security levels and access policies for… Read More Continue reading Google Cloud acquires cloud identity management company Bitium

Is the idea of Single Sign-On (SSO) a flawed concept without Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?

Before this gets flagged as a duplicate, I’m not asking a question about the disadvantages of single sign-on, I’m asking if the initial concept is flawed to begin with without enforcing two-factor authentication.
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Examples of Federated Identity Management, Third Party Identity Services and Single Sign-On

I am studying the domain of Identity and Access Management in CISSP, and I come across the three terms Federated Identity Management (FIM), Third Party Identity Services (3PIS) and Single Sign-On (SSO). After some readings, i… Continue reading Examples of Federated Identity Management, Third Party Identity Services and Single Sign-On

Is there any security difference between login via iFrame, Pop-up, or redirect?

There seems to be a number of techniques to authenticate a person on the web. Most commonly there are

Javascript Pop-ups (Google, Firefox Persona, Disqus, etc)
HTTP Redirects (OAuth, Facebook)
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