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What are these services? SaaS products, or things your company built? Okta, Azure AD, and other identity services offer password sign-in from a custom dashboar
by zerkten 7y ago
What are these services? SaaS products, or things your company built?
Okta, Azure AD, and other identity services offer password sign-in from a custom dashboard you setup. It would be cheap to test out. That way you just grant access to the dashboard and can change the password easily without worrying about whether it replicated to the vault of a user. Also, the sign-in experience is slick, but may need a browser extension.
I've heard BitWarden is good, but I'd be really careful about how you manage hosting for any central password manager. 1password and the like handle the maintenance for you and can scale up to a lot of users.
If you are using enterprise SaaS, or the services are owned by your company, then you should strongly consider SSO. This will save you a lot of headaches, but you'll also need to think about user provisioning/deprovisioning because blocking sign-in might not be enough in all cases. Products like Azure AD and Okta handle this stuff for you too.
Example scenario: a bad SaaS product will have unlimited lifetimes on mobile tokens for convenience. If you assume the user only uses the web version and enable SSO, then you aren't mitigating the problem with the mobile app. You need to deprovision the user to purge the tokens from the app they installed on their personal device.