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Cybercriminals have moved beyond wandering around your network looking for something valuable. Increasingly, they are identifying individuals with access to key data through social media and other means. Then they target their credentials to gain access to intellectual property, financial records, or other key assets.
You can combat this with a zero-trust architecture, which includeds single sign-on capabilities as a crucial componeent. Choosing single sign-on solutions isn't always straightforward, though. Take our short survey on your identitay and access management plans and get this detailed report on the 10 most important functions that robust single sign-on should have.