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How to reduce costs with self-service password resets

How to reduce costs with self-service password resets

BleepingComputer www.bleepingcomputer.com

Password resets account for nearly 40% of IT help desk calls, costing orgs time and money. Specops Software's uReset lets users securely reset passwords with flexible MFA options like Duo, Okta, and Yubikey while enforcing identity verification to stop misuse.

End user training vs M365 Safe Links

End user training vs M365 Safe Links

cybersecurity www.reddit.com

Scenario = end user training in the form of short, infrequent presentations. Talking low sophistication, barebones basics - password policies, MFA exists - this sort of tier. If anything sticks in brains at all its a win. This has, up until recently, included some basic explanation of how to check URLs. Trying to get people to at least hover over and check if its total nonsense first before falling for basic phishing. Recently we've managed to actually get some defender (for O365) licenses in...

How can I secure access to a website if they don't offer SSO or MFA?

How can I secure access to a website if they don't offer SSO or MFA?

cybersecurity www.reddit.com

We are a medium sized company using a lab testing company which doesn't offer SSO or MFA. What options do we have to secure access for our users and patients? The website might block proxy access so it might be difficult to configure through DNS. Highly concerning since user access is not controlled. submitted by /u/rubyrose5 [link] [comments]

Urgent: 3,894 SonicWall SSL VPNs Vulnerable to OVERSTEP and MFA Bypass

Urgent: 3,894 SonicWall SSL VPNs Vulnerable to OVERSTEP and MFA Bypass

CIP Blog blog.criminalip.io

Multiple hacking groups have been repeatedly using SonicWall SSL VPN devices as an intrusion vector, and the security community continues to report cases where accounts protected by OTP-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) were nonetheless logged into successfully - raising growing concern about potential authentication bypasses. SonicWall's internal investigation attributes these incidents to exploitation of the known

SOAR Workflow - Access from IP with bad reputation

SOAR Workflow - Access from IP with bad reputation

CrowdStrike www.reddit.com

Hoping someone can help, looking to setup a workflow to revoke MS Entra sessions and MFA tokens for users that have identity detections of "Access from IP with bad reputation". This can be done within SOAR Workflows, just hoping someone can explain the difference between Source endpoint IP reputation of "Anonymous active, Anonymous suspect, Anonymous inactive, Anonymous private". Cannot find anything that references these in official documentation. submitted by /u/JDK-Ruler [link] [comments]