ADSelfService Plus | April 6, 2026Federated single sign-on: Simplifying cross-domain access As organizations expand their digital ecosystems by adopting cloud applications, enabling...
RecoveryManager Plus | April 1, 2026What major cyberattacks reveal about the cost of slow recovery Cyberattacks often succeed not because they are sophisticated but because organizations...
ADManager Plus | March 31, 2026What is attack surface management? Attack surface management is the continuous process of monitoring, discovering, and...
ADSelfService Plus | March 30, 2026 Best multi-factor authentication apps for enterprises in 2026 Today, organizations operate in highly distributed environments where employees access...
RecoveryManager Plus | March 25, 2026The NotPetya attack: What it teaches us about cyber survival In June 2017, the world witnessed one of the most destructive cyberattacks in history: the...
ADSelfService Plus | March 23, 20262FA vs. MFA: What’s the difference and which is more secure? In modern enterprise environments, compromised credentials remain one of the top causes of...
ADManager Plus | March 19, 2026What is segregation of duties, and why is it so important for compliance? Segregation of duties (SoD), also called separation of duties, is a concept which states...
ADSelfService Plus | March 18, 2026Securing the gateway: Why SSH 2FA is essential In an era where remote work is the widely adopted and cloud infrastructure is crucial to...
ADSelfService Plus | March 13, 2026What is a replay attack, and how do you avoid falling victim? In today’s interconnected world, cyberthreats are constantly evolving. Among these threats...
ADManager Plus | March 12, 2026Privileged accounts: What are they and how do you manage them? Privileged accounts are identities that have elevated permissions beyond standard user...
ADSelfService Plus | March 2, 2026What is zero-factor authentication? Zero-factor authentication represents the next evolution of passwordless security. It...
ADManager Plus | February 17, 2026What birthright access is and how to use it to enforce least privilege Birthright access refers to the predefined, minimum set of access rights a user should...
