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LDAP and Active Directory are two common terms in Identity and Access Management (IAM). Some people use them interchangeably. Nevertheless, they are

Single-Factor Authentication (SFA or 1FA) is a weak type of authentication that requires demonstrating only one proof of identity - most often a

If current trends persist, account takeover (ATO) attacks and ransomware attacks are likely to surpass malware as the cyberthreat of greatest concern.

The Internet is expanding. With the increased exposure to the digital world, more people and more data lead to more data breaches and cybersecurity

RADIUS and LDAP are two commonly used protocols for user authentication and authorization. While similar at first sight, they are distinct and have

RADIUS and SAML are popular protocols for exchanging authentication and authorization data between two or more parties. Consequently, both RADIUS and

Three-Factor Authentication (3FA) is a type of authentication that confirms a user’s identity using three distinct authentication factors: something

Only all-embracing MFA protection can thwart hackers from slipping into your corporate network. Modern VPNs come with a set of tools to secure your

We are here with another Rublon Admin Console feature for you. As of now, you can import users from a CSV file. Administrators can go to the Users tab