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> and autotype I would go crazy w/o autotype. The way the IT dorks were forced by management to set up 'SSO' via an external provider at work, you have to ente

> and autotype I would go crazy w/o autotype. The way the IT dorks were forced by management to set up 'SSO' via an external provider at work, you have to enter the same information at least 3 times a day. 'SSO' for management means 'sign into each of our tools each single day'. Muh, no work done equals better security!

dabacaba 2y ago
Usually SSO means that you have to login just once to access all of your accounts. If it requires you to login multiple times a day then something is not configured correctly.
- VonGallifrey 2y ago
  Well... at my current employer, we have 3 "SSO" providers. By that, I mean three different Okta logins, and logging in to any of them will log you out of the other two. If I want to do anything, it means I need to log in again because it is unlikely that I am logged in to the right account. Yes, I need all 3 multiple times daily. There is no logic about which one I need for which system. IT knows this is not how it is supposed to be, but they assure us that this is a temporary situation. I guess 1.5 Years is still temporary.
  - dabacaba 2y ago
    If you can use Firefox, it allows you to create multiple "containers", each with its own set of cookies and other state. You can create a separate container for each Okta login, then you can be logged into all three accounts simultaneously. Also you can create a separate browser profile for each account. This works with all browsers but is less convenient, because it forces you to have a separate browser window for each profile, and also you need to enter all preferences for each profile separately.
unethical_ban 2y ago
I'm in info sec and I agree with you. cyberArk weekly password rotation, no ability to save passwords in Edge, no ability to install a password manager. Guess who keeps their password saved in notepad, all but three characters?

dabacaba 2y ago

Usually SSO means that you have to login just once to access all of your accounts. If it requires you to login multiple times a day then something is not configured correctly.

VonGallifrey 2y ago
Well... at my current employer, we have 3 "SSO" providers. By that, I mean three different Okta logins, and logging in to any of them will log you out of the other two. If I want to do anything, it means I need to log in again because it is unlikely that I am logged in to the right account. Yes, I need all 3 multiple times daily. There is no logic about which one I need for which system. IT knows this is not how it is supposed to be, but they assure us that this is a temporary situation. I guess 1.5 Years is still temporary.
- dabacaba 2y ago
  If you can use Firefox, it allows you to create multiple "containers", each with its own set of cookies and other state. You can create a separate container for each Okta login, then you can be logged into all three accounts simultaneously. Also you can create a separate browser profile for each account. This works with all browsers but is less convenient, because it forces you to have a separate browser window for each profile, and also you need to enter all preferences for each profile separately.

unethical_ban 2y ago

I'm in info sec and I agree with you. cyberArk weekly password rotation, no ability to save passwords in Edge, no ability to install a password manager. Guess who keeps their password saved in notepad, all but three characters?