Choosing between multi-tenant and single-tenant IDaaS solutions comes down to an organization's business objectives and requirements. Which trade-offs are you willing to make? Is security most important, or is cost your primary driver? Learn the differences here.

Signing up for accounts is something we're all familiar with. It's a gateway to the applications we want and need. But it's not really fun. Or pleasant. After all, we're signing up because we desire access to the application, not because we want to set up yet another username and password.

A slow migration can be an effective way to move user data when upgrading your auth system. Migrating each user when they authenticate lets you lower risk and decrease downtime. Additionally, such a phased migration requires less understanding of the legacy system.

IDaaS provides out-of-the-box capabilities enabling engineering teams to focus on building features valuable to business rather than spending time and resources on reinventing the wheel of securing application access. But outsourcing isn't as simple as it sounds. Vendor management is time-consuming and can introduce significant risks to the business if due diligence isn't performed.