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> it’s seen as an enterprise product Seen? SMBs need to be SOC2 (et al., such as PCI-DSS or HIPAA), and the requirement of controlling all accounts’ permission
by eastbound 2y ago
> it’s seen as an enterprise product
Seen? SMBs need to be SOC2 (et al., such as PCI-DSS or HIPAA), and the requirement of controlling all accounts’ permissions at all times is often fulfilled with SSO. How else would you “reset the user’s password after 3 attempts” if the attacker can try the password 3 times on… all of your intranet websites? let alone on Cloud products.
SOC2 is indeed seen as an enterprise feature, but giving access to SMBs strengthens the global security landscape.
- scott_w 2y ago> SOC2 is indeed seen as an enterprise feature Then charge your customer for it. > but giving access to SMBs strengthens the global security landscape. How does giving away an expensive-to-support feature “strengthen the landscape?”