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Disclaimer: I work for OneLogin, but do not speak for OneLogin. :) -- For sure. It's no coincidence that before recently moving to OneLogin from a short-term
by justizin 13y ago
Disclaimer: I work for OneLogin, but do not speak for OneLogin. :)
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For sure. It's no coincidence that before recently moving to OneLogin from a short-term contract at Gap corporate, my biggest pain at work was getting access to do my job.
I think it took a week of onboarding to get on WiFi and in the ticketing system. I worked at Gap for six weeks (everything but the systems are pretty cush). The entire time I had an insecure password set by a network administrator because the password reset form was broken.
I had access to my Gap Exchange account for nearly two months after I left - longer than I worked there.
Perimeter-based security typically leads to a situation where the people who need to get their job done can't conveniently, but anyone with half a cluestick can waltz in.