Your digital credentials are valuable and you believe they are secured and only in your possession. However, the reality is that your credentials very often than not, are in the hands of hackers.
In the digital age, online identity has become an essential aspect of daily life. Whether we are logging in to our email, making an online purchase, or accessing social media, we are required to establish and verify our digital identity
Most times people confuse single sign-on with federated identity. Both are based on the same principle of accessing multiple digital services with the same identity but they are not the same. The authentication method may be similar, but the underlying principles differ.
Identity and Access Management is the process of identifying an entity, ensuring that the entity is who it claims to be, and granting that entity access to resources based on defined privileges. Identification doesn’t guarantee the ownership or trustworthiness of an identity.
The hard truth is that no matter where your password is stored, even with password managers, it can still and most often get into the hands of hackers. In many cases, hackers (cybercriminals) get your password not because of how or where you store it, but how and where you use
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