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Maybe your security team could implement an authentication server with 2FA to cover those softwares that don't support it natively? For example, https://www.au
by m-p-3 5y ago
Maybe 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..