Where we use it
- Admin accounts
- Remote access
- Financial actions
Strengths
- Blocks most credential attacks
Considerations
Trade-offs worth knowing before you choose it.
- Recovery processes must be secure
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Services that use Multi-factor authentication
Cybersecurity engineering
Security assessments, hardening, secure architecture, access control and incident readiness — proportionate to your risk.
Managed IT services
Ongoing management of devices, accounts, networks, cloud services, security baselines and vendors for small and mid-sized organisations.
IT support
Remote and scheduled on-site support for users, devices, email, accounts and business applications with tracked tickets.
More in security
- OA
OAuth 2.0
The standard framework for delegated authorisation between applications.
- OI
OpenID Connect
Identity layer on OAuth 2.0 for single sign-on.
- SS
Single sign-on (SSO)
One login across applications via SAML or OIDC.
- RB
Role-based access control
Permissions grouped into roles and enforced server-side.
- En
Encryption
TLS in transit, encryption at rest and field-level encryption for sensitive data.
- OW
OWASP ASVS
The Application Security Verification Standard used to design and review secure applications.
- WF
Web application firewall
Edge filtering of malicious HTTP traffic and bots.
- SM
Secrets management
Storing, rotating and auditing credentials outside code and images.
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