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How to Implement Single Sign-On in Your Organization

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Single Sign-On (SSO) is a technology that allows users to access multiple applications with a single set of login credentials. This can make it easier for users to log in to applications and can also help to improve security. Do you need support for multi-factor authentication (MFA)? Cost: SSO vendors can vary widely in price.

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CIO risk-taking 101: Playing it safe isn’t safe

CIO Business Intelligence

To illustrate, some examples: Applications portfolio rationalization : The most fundamental guiding principle of technical architecture management is to fill each required service exactly once. An unrationalized application portfolio, and for that matter poor rationalization of the other architecture layers, creates, in a word, “risks.”

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Managing the holiday haze: How AI helps your Contact Center go the distance

CIO Business Intelligence

Finding more employees to handle inquiries isn’t a realistic option amidst budget cuts and high turnover rates. Companies are under immense pressure to keep their contact centers moving at breakneck speed while leveraging the same resources, or even less. The result is faster service that actually helps build customer-brand connections.

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Prioritizing AI? Don’t shortchange IT fundamentals

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s easy to view these as competing priorities vying for CIO attention and budget that are unfairly dwarfed by boardroom interest in the new and shiny opportunities promised by gen AI. When you think about all the blocking and tackling a CIO needs to do for regular applications, that especially applies to AI.”

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Cherokee Nation empowers its citizens with IT

CIO Business Intelligence

Cherokee Nation had run digital campaigns in the past, but the systems in place could not authenticate citizenship, leaving a significant amount of manual labor behind each interaction. COVID-19 expedited the need for a digital platform to handle authentication and meet the spike in demand for assistance in the wake of a global pandemic.

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DoD Releases Enterprise-Wide Zero Trust Strategy

SecureWorld News

This 'never trust, always verify' mindset requires us to take responsibility for the security of our devices, applications, assets, and services; users are granted access to only the data they need and when needed," John B. The 37-page document was finalized Oct. 21 and released for public consumption on Nov.

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The Balancing Act: Strategies for Integrating Innovation and Security in EdTech

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The security of educational technology depends on the platform or application it uses. It’s essential to choose and review the privacy policy and ensure a secure learning environment by using relevant data encryption practices and user authentication features.