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A whole different type of "too big to fail", and a great demonstration of why putting the keys to your kingdom in Microsoft's/Google's/Apple's hands is a stupid
by CatWChainsaw 2y ago
A whole different type of "too big to fail", and a great demonstration of why putting the keys to your kingdom in Microsoft's/Google's/Apple's hands is a stupid idea.
- halfcat 2y agoIs AWS any better, or what’s the solution? Most businesses aren’t technical and don’t need to be in the authentication/security business.
- CatWChainsaw 2y agoGreetings fellow feline, I am a microbiologist not IT. In that capacity, the only general suggestion is to have redundant authentication measures that cannot all be crippled by one source like this. I can't imagine it's popular, or easy, for a company to want to be able to use multiple authentication schemes, but this sort of situation shows why lock-in is a bad idea.