What is a decentralized platform? A decentralized platform is a type of network architecture that operates without authority. It does not rely on a single centralized entity to manage activities, ...

Intro to MFA Caching MFA caching is an exciting new feature that enables users to authenticate into the SSO console and use that MFA while the session is active to further disable MFA notification...

Protecting Service Account Blindspots Service account blind spots refer to potential vulnerabilities in the management and oversight of service accounts within an organization’s IT infrastructure....

Windows Endpoint - Script for Installation of Agent and Authentication AuthNull announces a release of a new endpoint installation script for Windows endpoint. This script will install agent that ...

What are the threats to Active Directory? Active Directory is a critical component of many organizations’ IT infrastructure due to which it is highly targeted by cyber attackers. Some of these thr...

Introduction High-profile security breaches are most common these days, such breaches exploit system login credentials of users and make their way into the company’s network. Thus, organizations t...

Cyberattacks are a common affair in today’s time and can be very costly due to which cyber insurance policies have been tightening their requirements to prevent financial losses. Over the past few ...

Adaptive multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a precaution that supports contextual information and business rules to decide which authentication is best suitable for a specific user at the given s...

An organization may have more than one privileged user accounts and such accounts have greater level of control and authority into the system. Thus, securing these special accounts is a must to pro...

AuthNull’s Policy Engine is a new feature built to by automatically identifying and creating authentication policies for privileged users. AuthNull’s Policy Engine enables a significant step towar...