Unified Access Management for Linux
For IT admins wondering if unified access management (UAM) for Linux is truly viable, this post will explore the concept in depth.
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End of Life for macOS Open Directory?
Is the end of life for macOS Open Directory upon us? Apple's recent announcements about the product certainly seem to point that way.
Unified Access Management for On-Prem Applications
The shift to the cloud world is tremendous, with unified access management for on-prem applications now in the spotlight.
Open Source Alternative to Okta®
Okta® is one of the top providers in the web application SSO (single sign-on) space. It’s a space that has […]
Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for Linux®
Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for Linux® would be a dream come true for IT admins. Unfortunately, GPOs are a unique […]
What is Unified Access Management?
As the identity management space heats up, with new approaches, technologies, and marketing terms being thrown around, it is critical […]
Setting Screen Saver Lock Across Your Windows Fleet
Setting screen saver lock across your Windows fleet is a great system policy, and has never been easier thanks to JumpCloud Policies.
Mac Group Policy Equivalent
When it comes to Macs, there hasn't been a solid solution like GPOs, but now, there is a Mac group policy equivalent with JumpCloud.
SaaS IdP: Software-as-a-Service Identity Provider
As the world shifts to the cloud, many organizations are realizing the advantages of the SaaS IdP: Software-as-a-Service Identity Provider.
SaaS MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)
MFA is one of the most important steps to take when securing identity security. Now, SaaS MFA can make the whole process easy.
Directory-as-a-Service: SaaS Directory Services
A modern approach to SaaS directory services, called Directory-as-a-Service, is helping IT to bring their IT management infrastructure to the cloud.
NAS File Servers and Directory Services
NAS file servers fill an critical role of data management for IT organizations. But, for many who want to move to the cloud, can the cloud and NAS coexist?
