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Is SSO secure?

SSO is still worth using, provided it is implemented and protected properly. The benefit for users is simple: access becomes easier. They don’t have to remember separate passwords for every application or keep resetting forgotten credentials. In most cases, SSO lets them sign in once and move between connected resources without unnecessary friction. That also helps the service desk, as fewer forgotten passwords and account lockouts mean fewer support tickets, giving IT teams more time to focus on higher-value work. From a security perspective, SSO gives organizations a central place to manage

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r/cybersecurity · u/RichParsnip8618 · 2w ago

I have a question. I work in TPRM. How do you actually access a vendor ' security apart of iso and soc2 and PT

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r/devops · u/Successful-Ship580 · 1d ago

How do real companies securely give developers access to the development database?

Hey everyone, I’m currently managing a small startup project. Our infrastructure is pretty simple right now: we have a single Oracle Cloud VM running our backend API and two PostgreSQL databases (one for dev and one for …

r/sysadmin · u/Inevitable_Hunt_3070 · 1w ago

Global Secure Access Private Connector - Are CALs necessary?

I'm just looking for any insights you all may have on CALs. We are trying to use GSA to tunnel users to an onprem network for access to a file server. Originally we were planning on using a Synology NAS to act as the fil…

r/Ubiquiti · u/Joseki100 · 1w ago

Renovating a house and in need of tips/suggestions for how to integrate home networking and security

I have recently bought a home and other renovation works have given me the chance to properly implement an ad hoc home networking and security system. The house is a 3 stories building, with each floor's perimeter being …

r/selfhosted · u/j-dubb13 · 1d ago

Security/privacy worst case scenario with reverse proxy on VPS

I have a self hosted Vaultwarden setup, currently accessible while on my home network, but I want to make it accessible from everywhere. However, I am hesitant on opening the service to the internet with router port forw…

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