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Our product is on the small side of "enterprise". We have many configuration options that are customer-driven, but we're not trying to replace bespoke software.
by joshyeager 10y ago
Our product is on the small side of "enterprise". We have many configuration options that are customer-driven, but we're not trying to replace bespoke software.
For example, we have 5-6 different settings for password policy. Most customers use the defaults, but the ones in banking and government usually have very specific security rules that require them to tweak the settings. One allows 10-char passwords but requires them to expire in 60 days. Another is 12 characters and 90 days. And so on.
- rodionos 10y agoWe had that too. At some point we added LDAP authentication and it took care of user credential management. LDAP (AD) is universally present in the enterprise.