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The New Perimeter: Access Management in a Hybrid World
Hybrid work has shattered the old perimeter. Employees are signing into apps from anywhere, on any device, often outside traditional SSO coverage. This eBook, "The New Perimeter: Access Management in a Hybrid World," explains why securing every sign-in is essential, how identity now drives risk, and why single sign-on alone leaves critical gaps. Download it to understand how to protect your workforce without slowing productivity — and reach out to Robinson's Computer Services to discuss implementing credential management strategies that secure every login.
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The new perimeter in access management refers to the need for validating user identities and securing access regardless of location, device, or application. In the hybrid work environment, traditional methods like badging into an office or using a company network are no longer sufficient. Organizations must now focus on identity-based access management to address the myriad of security risks that arise from employees accessing applications from various devices and locations.
What are the key risks associated with hybrid work?
The key risks associated with hybrid work can be categorized into four areas: identity validation, shadow IT and BYOD (bring your own device), security adoption, and security costs. Organizations must navigate these challenges, as 70% of breaches in 2023 involved an identity element, and a significant portion of applications used by employees are unmanaged, leading to increased security vulnerabilities.
How can organizations balance security and productivity?
To balance security and productivity, organizations should adopt user-friendly security tools that integrate seamlessly into employee workflows. By reducing friction in security processes, such as simplifying login procedures and minimizing password resets, companies can encourage good security practices while maintaining productivity. For instance, 44% of employees reported that logging in and out negatively impacted their mood or productivity, highlighting the need for more efficient security solutions.
The New Perimeter: Access Management in a Hybrid World
published by Robinson's Computer Services
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