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SAML vs. OpenID (OIDC)
There’s a small universe of identity and auth standards, with their own benefits. This article explores how SAML and OpenID Connect (OIDC) compare.
In our modern world, IT departments need to equip themselves with the right identity and access management tools to support their end users and keep them secure, no matter where they find themselves. These blogs cover IT best practices for enforcing security in a fully remote workforce, non-disruptive administration workflows, and optimizing remote work performance while staying conscious of cost.
There’s a small universe of identity and auth standards, with their own benefits. This article explores how SAML and OpenID Connect (OIDC) compare.
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Before SAML, people had far too many passwords to remember. They had one for each web application they used, which for some people was in the hundreds.
Zero Trust is a framework that gives your clients the best security possible. Read on to learn what it is and why you need it.
Remote work comes with distinct advantages and disadvantages. Compare the pros and cons before implementing your remote work policy.
Learn why Zero Trust security is necessary and beneficial to small and medium enterprises. Find all your Zero Trust resources from JumpCloud.
Learn how and where to get started with Zero Trust, including mapping your journey and identifying quick, high-impact implementations.
What’s the difference between SAML and OAuth? It’s a common question for companies looking to extend their identities to the cloud.