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JWT tokens provide secure access to an authenticated user, and attackers are always looking for ways to steal these tokens and quickly gain access by impersonating a consumer. Here we’ve clubbed efficient ways for enterprises to ensure maximum security and steps that can help in a situation where a client’s JSON web token is stolen.
Web SSO is a part of Single Sign-On that brings everything together. Each consumer has one account and one set of credentials that they can use anywhere to interact with your brand. Failing to use SSO will make your consumers notice you in a bad light as they try to navigate your apps and services.
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization protocol designed to control access within a web application or a mobile application. Here’s an interesting read showcasing the role of OAuth 2.0 for offering secure access to resources and why enterprises should get it in place.
Passwords are the only measures that help us immensely to protect our data. So don't you think our protector should be more robust? This blog explores the various techniques which you can embed to push your password security to the next level.
For any company concerned about securing its users' data, getting a grip on SSO can be a daunting task. But determining whether SAML or OIDC is right for your enterprise requires weighing a few characteristics against your business goals.
The perimeter-based reactive methods that were the core of old and traditional security systems have become obsolete. The zero trust security model is the future of cybersecurity. But, it is valuable only when implemented across the company's entire network infrastructure. This is where SASE takes the lead.
