Definitely some flags and horrible communication, but will any customers actually leave? Changing an IdM provider can easily run into 7-figures for large organizations.
And lot will stay, because one tenet of corporate security is to outsource whatever possible and make it someone else's problem, shifting the liability out of the house. Check box ticked.
Not always. It is difficult to hire people with a deep knowledge of complex systems such as the Windows suite and it makes sense, security wise to protect this insured of having chaos in your configurations.
An MS environment is today extraordinary complex and it is very easy to make a mistake setting it up, maintaining and integrating other stuff with it.
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Definitely some flags and horrible communication, but will any customers actually leave? Changing an IdM provider can easily run into 7-figures for large organizations.
I could definitely see some bigger companies moving away after this. Lots of them hauled ass after the log4j chaos, for example.
And lot will stay, because one tenet of corporate security is to outsource whatever possible and make it someone else's problem, shifting the liability out of the house. Check box ticked.
Not always. It is difficult to hire people with a deep knowledge of complex systems such as the Windows suite and it makes sense, security wise to protect this insured of having chaos in your configurations.
An MS environment is today extraordinary complex and it is very easy to make a mistake setting it up, maintaining and integrating other stuff with it.