Quote:
Originally posted by Mr Mephisto
Having said that, there's nothing stopping your users from writing down their passwords apart from stringent policies. The biggest risk to an enterprise is not a ear-ring wearing, long-haired 17 year old hacker, but a "trusted" employee. Either they introduce viruses, fail to follow policy, become disgruntled etc.
|
Yes. The biggest potential risk is that a trusted insider, such as you or I, goes bad. Good thing we have no intention of doing such an act.
Quote:
But you also have to remember that "single sign-on" is also a desireable goal for any large enterprise.
|
Yes, and we've implemented it here.
Quote:
|
When has it ever been different?
|
Never. That's why it's such a strong argument. The best protection is to keep the trusted insiders happy and employed.