Lightbits Expands Enterprise Security Capabilities with Native Okta Integration
Lightbits Labs, inventor of the NVMe over TCP storage protocol and Inferra, intelligent KV cache orchestration engine, announced native integration with Okta in Lightbits software release v3.20.1. This enhancement streamlines storage security for enterprise customers, including one of the world's largest US-based financial services providers.
Okta, a leading identity and access management company based in San Francisco, Calif., provides cloud software that helps companies manage and secure user authentication and for developers to build identity controls into applications. Building on the federated authentication foundation that Lightbits established with Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), the native Okta integration allows organizations to manage cluster access through their standardized identity provider rather than maintaining local user accounts. Storage administrators can now authenticate to the cluster via the CLI using their organization's existing Okta identities and, in the future, via the REST API. Instead of relying on local user accounts and manual token/JWT management, cluster administrators can assign roles directly to Okta users and groups already governed by corporate security teams, centralizing access control and aligning storage administration with corporate SSO and compliance policies.
Read More: https://theinfotech.info/lightbits-expands-enterprise-security-capabilities-with-native-okta-integration
Lightbits Labs, inventor of the NVMe over TCP storage protocol and Inferra, intelligent KV cache orchestration engine, announced native integration with Okta in Lightbits software release v3.20.1. This enhancement streamlines storage security for enterprise customers, including one of the world's largest US-based financial services providers.
Okta, a leading identity and access management company based in San Francisco, Calif., provides cloud software that helps companies manage and secure user authentication and for developers to build identity controls into applications. Building on the federated authentication foundation that Lightbits established with Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), the native Okta integration allows organizations to manage cluster access through their standardized identity provider rather than maintaining local user accounts. Storage administrators can now authenticate to the cluster via the CLI using their organization's existing Okta identities and, in the future, via the REST API. Instead of relying on local user accounts and manual token/JWT management, cluster administrators can assign roles directly to Okta users and groups already governed by corporate security teams, centralizing access control and aligning storage administration with corporate SSO and compliance policies.
Read More: https://theinfotech.info/lightbits-expands-enterprise-security-capabilities-with-native-okta-integration
Lightbits Expands Enterprise Security Capabilities with Native Okta Integration
Lightbits Labs, inventor of the NVMe over TCP storage protocol and Inferra, intelligent KV cache orchestration engine, announced native integration with Okta in Lightbits software release v3.20.1. This enhancement streamlines storage security for enterprise customers, including one of the world's largest US-based financial services providers.
Okta, a leading identity and access management company based in San Francisco, Calif., provides cloud software that helps companies manage and secure user authentication and for developers to build identity controls into applications. Building on the federated authentication foundation that Lightbits established with Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), the native Okta integration allows organizations to manage cluster access through their standardized identity provider rather than maintaining local user accounts. Storage administrators can now authenticate to the cluster via the CLI using their organization's existing Okta identities and, in the future, via the REST API. Instead of relying on local user accounts and manual token/JWT management, cluster administrators can assign roles directly to Okta users and groups already governed by corporate security teams, centralizing access control and aligning storage administration with corporate SSO and compliance policies.
Read More: https://theinfotech.info/lightbits-expands-enterprise-security-capabilities-with-native-okta-integration
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