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The Failure of the One Identity ConceptThis is just going to make identity theft even bigger. The One Identity concept is a complete FRAUD. It seems the real goal here is to sweep together all the data that corporations have already harvested, expand on it, legitimize it, and use it to gain even greater control over the people of the world — all while pressing their social agenda in the process. And what happens when your ONE UNIFIED IDENTITY is compromised or you are locked out of it? Who do you call? Who provides support for that? Think of it like you only have one email address or one bank account or one computing device and you are disconnected from any one of those at any time. Who do you call? If you don't have a relationship with a provider who KNOWS you as a human and can otherwise verify your identity that way, then good luck getting the issue resolved. https://www.thenewamerican.com/tech/computers/item/30831-mastercard-and-microsoft-want-to-take-control-of-your-identity Major problems with "passwordless" authentication. |
Privileged Identity ManagementQuestion posed by another admin: While discussing security & compliance with a colleague the other day, they mentioned the O365 security roadmap recommends creating dedicated admin accounts, and elsewhere that admins should change their passwords every 90 days. I spoke with people involved with securescore last year and had the impression Microsoft was backing away from the idea of a separate admin account, and instead focusing on securing the one identity. What is the current thinking about admin accounts? https://securescore.office.com/#!/score Do not expire passwords Ensure separate user accounts and mail forwarding for global administrator accounts Ensure the passwords of administrative accounts have recently changed Use dedicated admin accounts for admin activity
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The Creepy Line documentaryExcellent documentary available as included on Amazon Prime right now. |
Google CEO lied to Congress about location trackingThe Associated Press investigation proves otherwise. |