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WebADM Monitoring Console: Stop Searching & Start Monitoring
Authentication infrastructure has a talent for being invisible, right up until a connector goes down, a backend slows to a crawl, or …
Before and after: how a French local authority brought MFA and SSO to every access path, without leaving its on-premise Active Directory
A French local authority runs its identity infrastructure the way a great many public bodies do: an on-premise Active Directory at the …
Why RCDevs Is Europe’s Answer to Sovereignty Washing
Europe is accelerating its push for digital sovereignty. Governments, public institutions, banks, healthcare providers, critical infrastructure operators, and private companies all want …
Combining Smartcard and FIDO2 at Windows logon, even offline
A regional public-sector organisation in Europe came to us with a Windows estate that was already secured by smartcard logon. Its users …
VPN, bastions, servers: how a European data center applies MFA for every client
A provider that hosts other companies’ infrastructure does not have one set of users to protect. It has dozens, each belonging to …
Badging Is Not About Time Tracking Anymore. It’s About Cybersecurity.
For years, badging has been seen as an HR tool. A way to record when employees start working, when they stop, and …
When your identity provider’s renewal pricing skyrockets: switching to an on-premise alternative at a third of the cost
There is a moment many IT teams will recognise. The renewal notice for your cloud identity platform arrives, and the number on …
Windows MFA That Keeps Working Offline: Strengthening Windows Logins with OpenOTP Credential Provider
Windows login security is often treated as a network-dependent control. Users authenticate to a domain, MFA is checked against a backend, and …
On-premise identity resilience without giving up sovereignty: an alternative to Entra ID
Many organisations run their whole identity layer from a single site. Active Directory sits on-premise, a federation layer in front of it …
