Why Enterprise Password Managers are unnecessary
Enterprise Password Managers primarily exist because so few apps support standards like SSO and SCIM. We are changing that at Cerby.
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Social media impact on the U.S. politics
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How to secure unmanageable applications
Three steps for securing unmanageable applications in a post-pandemic era
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Introducing Cerby’s 2022 post-pandemic report
Check out the 2022 post-pandemic report to learn more about the shift in employee perceptions on application choice and the birth of unmanageable applications.
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What is application choice?
Application choice: choosing the productivity and efficiency applications of your choice without security or IT approval in the workplace. Today, the...
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What are Unmanageable Applications?
Unmanageable applications is a new category of applications becoming increasingly challenging for businesses to manage and secure effectively, yet increasingly critical for businesses to succeed.
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Navigating a new approach for securing applications
How employees use applications for work is changing. In the wake of COVID-19, the shift to remote work and rapid digitization empowered people to...
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Unmanageable Applications defined, explained, and explored
What are unmanageable applications? Unmanageable applications are a class of applications defined by their lack of support for common identity and...
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Cerby Chief Trust Officer briefs United Nations groups on Zero Trust
Cerby's Chief Trust Officer briefed a working group within the United Nations Information Security Special Interest Group (UNISSIG) on emerging Zero Trust technologies and priorities.
