Top 5 Reasons to Choose Adaptive SSO
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Most organizations recognize the benefits of single sign-on (SSO): Users love it because they have only one password to remember; security teams love it because they can require that one password to be strong; and management loves it because it boosts productivity while reducing password reset calls. But how secure is your SSO? A great user experience sometimes means sacrificing security. And even the strongest passwords won’t protect you from the misuse of stolen credentials. Discuss the shortcomings of traditional SSO and how an adaptive approach can strengthen security while still delivering an amazing user experience.
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- 2. • All attendee audio lines are muted • Submit questions via Q&A panel at any time • Questions will be answered during Q&A at the end of the presentation • Slides and recording will be sent later this week • Contact us at webinars@secureauth.com Webinar Housekeeping
- 3. Senior VP of Business & Corporate Development • Mike Desai Manager Solution Architecture & Enablement • Ryan Rowcliffe Your Speakers Today
- 7. 63% of all breaches involved stolen credentials Which can’t be stopped by network or endpoint security
- 8. 99% of IT decision makers feel 2-factor authentication is best way to protect **Wakefield Research, Sept 2016
- 10. 42% of IT professionals worry 2FA will disrupt user routines **Wakefield Research, Sept 2016
- 11. Why Adaptive SSO? + Prevents the misuse of stolen credentials + Is easier to use than 2FA and users aren’t even aware that it’s there? + Only step-up users if risk is found + Can work with your existing infrastructure?
- 14. • Stronger Security • Amazing user experience • Customizable to your enterprise security practices • Works w/existing SSO deployments • Increased user productivity Benefits of Adaptive SSO