What Every Security Professional Should Know About Third-Party OAuth Apps: 2022 Edition
What Every Security Professional Should Know About Third-Party OAuth Apps: An FAQ and Security Checklist for CISOs
The volume of third-party cloud apps and add-ons to Office 365 and G Suite is exploding. Most of them use OAuth authentication to connect to users' data, calendar, email and more. Here's what you need to know about the risks and how to secure cloud apps—and how you can manage them.
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