COMPLIANCE
The Core of Security Compliance — Access Control
The core of security compliance is access control. Directory-as-a-Service solutions are covering all the bases, and more.
The IT admin is one of the unsung heroes of the modern enterprise. Often, IT admins are at the forefront of identity security and other critical functions in organizations. Armed with a proper directory service, IT admins should be able to federate user access to all IT resources.
The core of security compliance is access control. Directory-as-a-Service solutions are covering all the bases, and more.
Automating the identity management lifecycle is one way to tackle the inherent challenges of running an identity management infrastructure.
In a world where IT assets are now located everywhere, how does authentication work?
JumpCloud is helping IT Admins take a leap with compliance and audit requirements by launching functionality for logging events in Windows, Mac and Linux.
The identity and access management market, Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS), is a complex, confusing space. Let's break it down.
Confused over the differences between Better Cloud and JumpCloud Directory-as-a-Service? There are more differences than similarities. Here's the deep dive.
There are significant differences between Microsoft Active Directory and Directory-as-a-Service. Think inclusivity and efficiency.
If you step back and think about what the central control center of your IT infrastructure is, what would your answer be? Start with Identity.
Need help comparing cloud-based Azure Active Directory and JumpCloud's Directory-as-a-Service? Consider these 4 core differences.
Single Sign-on (SSO) is often a misunderstood and crowded space. First step to clarity is understanding your company's needs.
How can a cloud-based directory service, such as JumpCloud Directory-as-a-Service, complement web application single sign-on through Okta?
Take control of your security in a growing Mac user environment. With a cloud-based directory service, easily administer password complexity requirements.