Patch Management vs. Vulnerability Management
Curious about the difference between patch management and vulnerability management? Learn more about the two related terms in this article.
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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.
What Is SAML Assertion?
Assertions make it possible to adopt single sign-on (SSO) that combines convenience with extremely granular user permissions.
Key Considerations for macOS Patch Management
Learn more about patching Macs. We'll cover common challenges and key considerations for implementing a macOS patch management process.
Your Guide to Privileged Access Management (PAM)
PAM is a security framework to keep your privileged accounts safe. Read on to learn how to implement PAM in your organization.
What is SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language)?
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.
Legacy Servers Are a Cyber Insurance Pre-existing Condition
Cyber insurance companies deny policies to clients with legacy Windows domain controller installations.
Remote Work: Pros and Cons for Employers
Remote work comes with distinct advantages and disadvantages. Compare the pros and cons before implementing your remote work policy.
Slack Security Best Practices to Protect Your Workspace
Slack is a powerful tool, but it can also be risky if you don't take certain precautions. Read these 10 Slack security best practices to protect your team.
What Are the Different Types of Access Control?
Learn about discretionary, mandatory, rule-based, role-based, and attribute-based access control. Compare advantages and drawbacks of each.
Zero Trust: Where and How to Get Started
Learn how and where to get started with Zero Trust, including mapping your journey and identifying quick, high-impact implementations.
SAML vs OAuth
What’s the difference between SAML and OAuth? It’s a common question for companies looking to extend their identities to the cloud.
