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Managing your users and devices can sometimes feel like a pain. If your systems require that every new device is manually configured for every new user, it can add a lot of tedious work for your IT department. If those devices also use complex authentication processes that require multiple passwords, your users may feel frustrated each time they log in to their machines.

To alleviate these pain points, Ntiva uses a tool called Addigy Identity that allows users to log into their Macs using the same login credentials and two-factor authentication they already use for their email accounts. This solution works whether your email is hosted by Google or Microsoft 365, reducing friction for your users without sacrificing security.

Addigy Identity takes advantage of changes Apple made to its support for single sign-on in 2019. This integration pays off for your organization by providing a streamlined authentication process and zero-touch deployment for your users.

Let’s take a closer look at what Addigy Identity does and how to configure it for your organization.

It’s no secret that we are likely facing an economic downturn in 2023. More than *half of business leaders are already looking at tightening their belts next year, as the media continues to report layoffs in many sectors.

However, the demands on IT teams are escalating, not subsiding, as technology is key to remaining competitive for almost every business.

So how do CIOs and CFOs balance productivity with costs, when their teams are already struggling to keep up with heavy workloads?

This month, we're combining sections 3.11 and 3.12 to cover "Risk and Security Assessments." We'll cover seven total controls in this, most of which are fairly short, simple, and to the point. A nice break before we dive into the later sections over the rest of the year!