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Swapnil Shete
Swapnil Shete is the Vice President of Marketing at Scalefusion. He has a passion for design and technology and focuses on optimizing the marketing funnel. When he isn't working, Swapnil loves to evaluate different SaaS solutions that are in the marketing and sales domain.
Zero Trust for Small Business: A Practical Implementation Guide
A small business can adopt zero trust without replacing its network or deploying an enterprise-scale security stack. Start with one critical application, dataset, or...
What Is the RADIUS Protocol? How It Works and Where It’s Used
RADIUS, short for Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service, is a client-server protocol for centralized network-access authentication, authorization, and accounting—collectively known as AAA. A Wi-Fi...
Active Directory Best Practices: A Practical Security Checklist
The best way to secure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is to start with a risk-ranked inventory rather than a broad cleanup. Map...
PIM vs PAM: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?
Privileged identity management (PIM) governs who can become privileged, under what conditions, and for how long. Privileged access management (PAM) governs how privileged accounts,...
MFA for Small Business: What to Protect and How to Roll It Out
A small business should require multi-factor authentication (MFA) first for email, administrator accounts, finance systems, remote access, cloud productivity apps, and its domain registrar....
What Is an Identity Broker and When Should You Use One?
An identity broker is an intermediary in a federated sign-in process. It validates identity information from an upstream identity provider (IdP) and issues a...
SSO for Small Business: Is It Worth It and How Do You Start?
Single sign-on (SSO) is usually worth considering when employees use several business-critical applications, those applications support a compatible SSO standard, and the business can...
What Is JIT Provisioning? How It Works, Setup, and JIT vs. SCIM
Just-in-time (JIT) provisioning creates an account in a target application when an eligible user completes their first successful federated sign-in. The identity provider (IdP)...
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