Interactive BETSSON - MY1LOGIN
Is it secret? Is it safe?
Providing products to millions of customers around the world Betsson Group has over 1,800 employees needing access to high-value accounts. It is, therefore, critical these are protected by strong passwords and that employees manage passwords securely
Adrian Romano, Information Security Manager, Betsson Group
“The use of personal password managers also created the risk of people taking their passwords with them when they left the company.”
Founded in 2007, My1Login is a European leader in protecting against enterprise cyber security threats through its Identity and Access Management solutions. The trend towards SaaS is moving enterprise identities outside the traditional corporate infrastructure, exacerbating the challenges of identity sprawl, password fatigue, resets and compliance adherence. My1Login’s next generation Identity and Access Management solution enables organisations to overcome these challenges by providing a single user identity for employees.
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Information Security Manager, Adrian Romano, explains how implementing My1Login’s Single Sign-On solution enabled Betsson to improve business security, eliminate risk and satisfy stringent compliance obligations.
Betsson Group employees need to access multiple high-value accounts as part of their day-to-day roles. Te company was faced with the situation that employees were using insecure practices to manage their business-related passwords. Teir legacy password manager was unable to provide user-specific views of passwords, leaving the company with the dilemma that everyone had access to either all stored passwords or none.
In addition, some Betsson employees used their own personal password managers, while others relied on notepads and spreadsheets. “In both cases this was not secure” explains Adrian, “especially when having to share passwords. While individual password managers enabled the use of strong passwords, it created a vulnerability when employees needed to share passwords with colleagues.
We had issues with usernames and passwords
being shared via email or chat. Tey were being sent through the same medium and that’s not secure. Often end users never delete the password from their inbox and the sender never deletes the email containing the password from their sent items so the password is available in two places in plain text”.
“Te use of personal password managers also created the risk of people taking their passwords with them when they left the company.”
THE SOLUTION “My1Login solved the challenges we faced by
offering a platform that is highly available and makes it easy for the end-user to store, find, share and use login credentials. My1Login’s secure sharing functionality removed the problem of employees having to resort to email or chat to share passwords with their colleagues.”
As employees now have access to My1Login’s Single Sign-On solution, it has removed the problem of employees storing passwords insecurely on notepads and spreadsheets, improving corporate security.
Crucially, as employees are no longer using their own personal password managers, when they leave the business, their access can be ceased centrally using My1Login, removing the risk of employees leaving the business with access to corporate passwords.
“With My1Login one can decide whether to share
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