Admins are able to automate provisioning, enforce stronger, audible security policies, while also providing employees user friendly access to their passwords and other digital secrets (like documents and SSH keys) that aren’t covered by Okta alone. Integrating IAM tools, like Okta, with 1Password helps to simplify the process of securing employees at scale, no matter how they sign in to applications or where they work. Using Okta alongside 1Password can vastly improve security posture, manageability, and ease-of-use for organizations and their employees, something SSO alone cannot address. We’re looking forward to getting it into the hands of more of our customers very soon.Īll 1Password Business customers will soon be able to experience Unlock with Okta to help better manage and secure work-related services.
I’m excited to share a closer look at 1Password’s vision for SSO integration through a public preview of Unlock with Okta. As leaders, it’s our job to provide employees with tools that make the easy thing also the safe thing.Ĭouncil Post: Bringing A Customer Experience Lens To Employee Cybersecurity
In a world of increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, stronger security is a necessity. Single sign-on (SSO) exemplifies how security can be both iron-clad and user-friendly, taking aim at the comprehensive business harm sparked by what we call “login fatigue.” 1Password’s vision for SSO also aims to simplify the process of securing employees at scale, no matter how they sign in to applications or where they work. Logging on should be the simplest part of the workday, not a barrier to productivity. 1Password’s recent survey found 40% of workers said they had procrastinated, delegated, or completely skipped setting up new work security apps because of burdensome login processes. What many companies fail to recognize is that complexity does not necessarily translate into improved security. The average security breach costs companies an alarming $4.35 million, according to IBM and the Ponemon Institute, with 83% of organizations acknowledging they have experienced more than one breach.
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