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Do they still not support things like 2FA? At my previous company, we couldn't get buy-in from our security team due to them not supporting 2FA. The team loved
by ezekg 5y ago
Do they still not support things like 2FA? At my previous company, we couldn't get buy-in from our security team due to them not supporting 2FA. The team loved Notion, but that was a deal breaker. Also, if I remember correctly, magic email links could not be disabled. There is no excuse for not implementing 2FA w/ an authenticator app -- it took me a couple days to implement it into my product. They've had people asking for 2FA for literal years (just search Twitter!)
- m-p-3 5y agoMaybe your security team could implement an authentication server with 2FA to cover those softwares that don't support it natively? For example, https://www.authelia.com/ https://www.authelia.com/ is open-source.
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- OJFord 5y agoThat only works if you can put the app on your internal network; Notion is neither self-hostable nor available 'on-premise' w/peering, that's what people are complaining about here. You can't magically put 2FA in front of some third-party public site. (You could from within your own network.. but that's perhaps worse than pointless!)
- ArchOversight 5y agoHow does this solution help if the SaaS offering doesn't support alternate authentication providers and doesn't offer 2FA?
- m-p-3 5y agoSorry, I thought it was self-hostable. Yikes, no 2FA or SSO isn't good..