Windows User Management
With JumpCloud Directory-as-a-Service®, cloud-based Windows user management is simple and accessible for any organization.
Top Funnel
Cisco Meraki and RADIUS-as-a-Service
With Cisco Meraki and RADIUS-as-a-Service, you can have all of the benefits of a FreeRADIUS server without all of technical hassles.
Desktop Authentication
With the move to the cloud, and a number of web SSO platforms getting attention, it’s easy to see why desktop authentication isn’t “sexy” anymore.
Remote Machine Management
Dive into JumpCloud’s unified cloud directory and see how you can easily accomplish the task of remote machine management.
What is Apache Directory™ Server? – ApacheDS – JumpCloud
We don't blame you if you don't know much about Apache Directory Server, but if you want to learn more, this post can help you.
Create a User on macOS
There are two ways to create a user on macOS platforms. One way is to do so manually. The second […]
Operating in the Cloud vs. On-Premises
Say the word cloud in a room full of IT professionals and you will likely be met with a mixed reaction of cheers and jeers.
Single Sign-On to Legacy Applications
Single Sign-On is a hot topic in the IaaS space. Over the past few years, organizations have been searching for solutions for SSO to web applications
What is an Identity Server? – Cloud-Based IT – JumpCloud
A next generation identity server called Directory-as-a-Service is emerging. This platform is connecting users with the IT resources they need
Cloud-based User Authentication
In a world where IT assets are now located everywhere, how does authentication work?
How to Secure SaaS Services: A Guide to the 6 Levels of Saas Security
Security is a top concern for organizations that leverage Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). Is it yours? Here's a guide to help identify potential weak areas.
The Difference Between Directory Services Providers
The ability to choose your IT directory is a relatively new idea. Not long ago, there was really only one game in town – Microsoft Active Directory.
