In this sponsored podcast Patrick Gray chats with Knocknoc CEO Adam Pointon about why true Zero Trust architectures never really got there. Spinning up ZTNA access to core applications and slapping SSO prompts on everything else is great, but if we're honest, it's not really Zero Trust. So, how and why did we get here?
Friend of mine said that SSO (Single Sign-On) is actually convenient but it is also security risks. the reason is because if your master account is compromised then all the apps connected to SSO will be also compromised. the second reason is malware attack such as cookier stealer or session hijacking, since the SSO allow permanet cookie usage so the attacker might use this security risks to easily gain access to your account (google, facebook, microsoft, etc) without require password or 2FA...
Hi everyone, This isn't a corporate blog, but seemed like the most appropriate flair - mods don't hurt me pls.. Myself and my team working have recently added SCIM support and integrations with identity providers (IdPs) to allow you to control access to MCP servers using SSO as part of our wider MCP gateway and MCP management platform ( MCP Manager ). This is part of our continued work with our clients to create functionality, and security, observability, and deployment solutions that make it...
Went through SAP's October patch notes - some important updates this month. The most urgent is a high-impact issue in AS Java involving P4 connectivity. There's also a fix for SAPSprint to address a file path handling weakness. If any of these components are externally accessible, you'll want to prioritize those patches. Other updates touch SAP Commerce, SRM, and some kernel components tied to session handling and SSO. We're starting with anything internet-facing, then working through...
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]