Cerby lands $17M to manage access to ‘nonstandard’ enterprise apps

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By Kyle WiggersAug 22, 2023, 6:00 am160 pts
Bel Lepe, a former Google software engineer, tells me that it always seemed risky to him that there were apps business users needed and used, but that IT and security teams were unwilling to approve them because of their lack of support for identity standards. It’s a legitimate issue. According to a Ponemon…

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