What Can We Learn from the Okta Breach?
The news recently broke: Okta was breached earlier this year and it potentially affected several hundred of their corporate customers. Though Okta is one of our competitors in the Identity…
March 2022 Release Notes
As part of our ongoing efforts to provide customers with the most stable and seamless service release experience, OneLogin has revamped our release process.
Top 5 Cybersecurity Conferences to Check Out in 2022
2022 has begun and we still need to be as diligent as possible when it comes to protecting our systems and our data from cyber attacks. Cybercriminals are constantly working…
Cybersecurity Lessons Learned from the Matrix
Attention: The Matrix Resurrections Spoiler Alert! Don’t know about you, but I was there opening night to see The Matrix Resurrections. Once I got past the simple enjoyment of another…
7 Tips for Easier Digital Transformation
With the 21st century bringing in newer and newer technologies, the business world has begun embracing digital solutions. With the help of technologies like artificial intelligence, data analytics, and more,…
Watch Out! Cybercriminals are Coming
As more coordinated cyberattacks and the sudden move to a remote workforce makes it imperative that security professionals expand their view of what needs to be protected. Cybercrime is a…
OpenID Connect Explained in Plain English
OneLogin added support to its platform for OpenID Connect (OIDC) back in 2017. Since then OIDC has become a strong alternative to SAML for many developers due to its…
OneLogin Earns 2021 Great Place to Work Certification™
OneLogin is proud to be Certified™ by Great Place to Work® in 2021. The prestigious award is based entirely on what current employees say about their experience working at OneLogin. This…
Top 8 Security and Identity Predictions for 2022: Planning for the Future
While 2020 was an extremely difficult year for all of us, 2021 did not exactly bring the reprieve we were all hoping for. We experienced much-anticipated COVID-19 vaccine rollouts and numerous conversations…
And Yet Another Vulnerability: The Log4j Flaw
A few days ago, a critical flaw was found in the Apache Log4j logging service (version 2.0.1 through to, but not including, version 2.15.0). These vulnerabilities (CVE-2021-44228, CVE-2021-45105, CVE-2021-45046, CVE-2021-44832) allow attackers that can control…
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