Why TechIDManager Doesn’t Use OAuth Tokens — and Why That’s a Good Thing
Attackers exploit OAuth to persist access. TechIDManager avoids tokens entirely—no secrets, no backdoors, just secure, least-privilege automation.… Read more
Attackers exploit OAuth to persist access. TechIDManager avoids tokens entirely—no secrets, no backdoors, just secure, least-privilege automation.… Read more
We’re excited to let you know that TechIDManager is switching from Authorize.net to QuickBooks for billing and payments. This change will make it easier for you to view invoices, set … Read more
Think a shared MFA login keeps you safe? Hamilton’s ransomware story shows otherwise. Proper MFA means unique accounts with accountability.… Read more
Shared accounts could cost you compliance. Under NIST 800-171 3.3.2, you must be able to uniquely trace each user to their actions — in the system where those actions occur. … Read more