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Microsoft ADFS is not complicated, it is really simple technology. Aynome with basic understanding of authentication protocols can setup ADFS in few hours. If you combine ADFS with Azure ACS and Azure AD you have very powerfull...
In reply to: Re: What's the alternative
The US Government has lost its credibility. What reason is there to trust them? That said, what reason was there ever to trust them. Patriotism in this country demands distrust of those that govern. There...
In reply to: Credibility and the Civil Cyber War
While everyone is skipping off to the "cloud" there are still the same issues to be dealt with. Authentication, Access and Accountability. LDAP and AD have done a good job of this and as companies are learning...
In reply to: If not AD then what?
What you said about the C-level suite not educating programmers on writing secure code is key, @anon6230542982. It's also a cultural issue among coders that somehow needs to be shaken up. As Chris Eng said, "People...
In reply to: Re: It all starts with the C-Level
That's a really interesting point about making consumers understand the security consequences of using free versus ad-supported mobile apps. But I doubt that consumers will be too receptive to your idea. It's more incumbent...
In reply to: Changing consumer behavior on free apps
@micjustin33,we also covered the White House's policy on using 0days here:
http://www.darkreading.com/analytics/white-house-details-zero-day-bug-policy/d/d-id/1204483?
In reply to: Re: Obama Approved NSA’s use of Heartbleed for ‘National’ Interests
After White house denied .. Obama approved NSA's use of Heartbleed for 'National' Interests. The problem was lack of oversight/review, not usually a problem unless it's mission-critical like OpenSSL. Code's a mess tho. Well...
In reply to: Obama Approved NSA’s use of Heartbleed for ‘National’ Interests
These are great questions @haglt, and I think they get at the heart of the issue with your statement that eventually a startup grows up, at which point "Cloud Services tend to stop being the best soution." The question is...
In reply to: Re: What's the alternative
@Mr. Pedersen you said it pretty clrear: you are targeting startups... which is ok but I am afraid at some point the Startup gets serious and that is the point where Clous Services tend to stop been the best soution. Here´s...
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You actually think you can get away with "Active Directory Is Dead. Buy my soulution!" Oh, let me keep all my employes accounts on OneLogin that one day might have an "Heartbleed-like" bug. Hmm, that does sound like a...
In reply to: Re: What's the alternative
Anyone in this industry knows that the development language is not the issue, that it is the implementation is the issue, and it all starts with the C suite. When it comes to secure software development most organizations...
In reply to: It all starts with the C-Level
It wasn't the NSA's responsibility to find the HeartBleed bug, and if they did find it, I wouldn't believe their statements that they didn't use it. For them to say otherwise would tip off various parties that their servers...
In reply to: Don't expect the NSA to help or even come clean
Containing Corporate Data on Mobile Devices
If you’re still focused on securing endpoints, you’ve got your work cut out for you. WiFi network provider iPass surveyed 1,600 mobile workers and found that the average US employee carries three devices -- a smartphone, a computer, and a tablet or e-reader -- with more than 80% of them doing work on personal devices.
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