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Not to mention proper support for two-factor authentication, which most smaller email systems don't have (especially in-house corporate setups.) Shared services
by tomkarlo 15y ago
Not to mention proper support for two-factor authentication, which most smaller email systems don't have (especially in-house corporate setups.) Shared services can devote more resources to security because they're splitting the result over a greater number of users.
- huhtenberg 15y agoRSA has been selling such systems for years. My friend's container shipping company of 15 people has it. It really comes down to having a qualified IT person on board, rather than the availability of a technical solution.
- jonknee 15y agoI'd still bet on Google's security setup for its Apps customers over your friend's company. Also a consideration, Google would cost only $900 a year for 15 users, which is a considerable savings over dedicated staff. I recommend Google Apps all the time. It's almost certainly better than what they're using now and is very good at not having problems.
- adambyrtek 15y agoDid you hear about the recent RSA SecurID breach? http://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=3872 http://www.rsa.com/node.aspx?id=3872
- tomkarlo 15y agoThere's no question such solutions have been available, but the reality is that most companies haven't implemented them. Even if a company is aware of TFA, it's still probably cheaper and faster to get it via Google's products than implement a solution in-house using RSA, etc.