the password in a hidden or visible state so the end user never needs to see the password. Tis means we can safely say that users are not copying passwords to other sources.”


THE BENEFITS “Based on the feedback I get from end-users,


they save around two clicks per site, which is a lot when you consider the large number of sites accessed and also the ease with which they can now open them and sign in.”


Security has also increased within Betsson following the rollout of My1Login. “Te random password generator within My1Login has


encouraged end-users to use more complex passwords since it is so easy to use. Additionally, the password sharing facility enables passwords to be shared without letting the end-user see the password, eliminating more security risks.”


Because passwords can be shared from within My1Login, it removes the problem of employees adopting weak practices, increases business security and eliminates business risk. “My1Login’s Single Sign-On solution gives management visibility of the logins in use across the company and enables us to make sure employees can only access the systems they’re supposed to.”


“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.”


NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / 247.COM P75


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