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Many people use their email addresses and a small set of passwords (or even just one password) to log in to their online accounts. Unfortunately, this means that any hacker with your email address already has half your login details. Add in numerous password breaches from big-name digital service providers and you have a recipe for disaster.
\nSince most people still recycle versions of their passwords, once one of them is released in a data leak, it could mean that all of your online accounts are compromised thanks to bad password hygiene.
\nEven if you're one of the many people who use a selection of different passwords based on some sort of theme or the rearrangement of certain elements, an attacker could combine knowledge of one password with a brute force attack or social engineering to more easily discover your other passwords.
\nLuckily there's a well-trusted website where anyone can quickly find out if their email address has been compromised in an email leak and which company leaked your data. Have I Been Pwned? (HIBP) was set up by Troy Hunt, a highly respected digital security expert.
\nIt’s simple to find out if your email address has been compromised. Just go to Have I Been Pwned? to search their database of leaked details.
\nHIBP doesn't just include leaked emails, but (as my friend found out) other personal data that has been exposed on the web. What you learn may surprise you—I asked a friend to try a few of their emails, and though all of their passwords were safe, other bits of personal data had been leaked by several marketing data aggregation companies.
\nHackers make use of many types of personal data, combining databases with known passwords when they do leak to make cracking your accounts that much quicker, so any sort of data leak can be risky.
\nCheck a few of your emails on the site, and chances are that at least one of them will have been involved in a data leak at some point, even if your passwords haven't been released.
\nThere's also a handy password checker to find out if a certain password has made its way into the public domain. (Don’t worry, the site uses hashing to keep your password anonymous and doesn’t store it.)
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Out of curiosity I checked the statistics for using \"password\" as a password—it turned out to have been pwned 3,533,661 times, a stark reminder that common sense doesn't always triumph when humans are left to their own devices regarding password strength.
\nSubscribing to Have I Been Pwned is free and doing so will alert you to future leaks involving that email address as soon as they become public; adding additional emails is straightforward and doesn't incur any additional fees. As a website owner or administrator, you can also set up alerts that let you know if any email addresses associated with your domain have been compromised.
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Once you’ve checked your email addresses for breaches, the next step is to change all of your passwords that are related to that email to something strong and complex. Choosing strong, unique passwords can be difficult for some people – believe it or not, a random string of letters, numbers, and symbols can be just as easy for a machine to crack as any other password.
\nXKCD explains it pretty well in this cartoon; think “pass phrases” of unrelated terms, rather than just a “password.” And no, changing letters for numbers (l33t style) is far too common to make this a safe way to create a cunning password!
\nIf your password comes up as having been leaked on the password checker, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your personal password has been leaked. Maybe your choice of secret word wasn’t as unique as you thought it was.
\nWhat it does mean is that your password is likely to be in a database along with other confirmed passwords that a cracker program will use first when trying a brute-force attack on your account. Combine a compromised password with a leaked email for an account without multi-factor authentication, and you’ve just handed anyone with those two databases full account access.
\nAnd what do we mean by unique? Not unique to you, but unique to each site or login you use. Remember never to use any of your biographical data in your passwords either; many of the data breaches on Have I Been Pwned? are from marketing companies that don’t actually have people’s passwords. What they do leak is a handy, searchable database of lots of your other information (including things like kids’ birthdays, work anniversaries, and so forth).
\nOf course, with all these unique passwords, you may be tempted to write them all down. If you want to keep your new set of passwords safe, though, consider using a password manager (with a strong, unique password that you can remember). There are a number of options, many of them free, that will help you store your passwords safely.
\nLastPass and Dashlane are the two most popular options, and both have points in their favour. If you take your online security seriously, it’s worthwhile paying for a premium version.They’re relatively inexpensive and include important features like syncing across devices and advanced multi-factor authentication. Where possible, you should enable multi-factor authentication on all of your accounts.
\nLeaks of any type of customer data can be both embarrassing and expensive for businesses. An increasing number of countries have steep penalties for any kind of data breach, in some cases attracting unlimited fines or large percentages of an organization's annual turnover (yes turnover, not after-tax profit).
\nIf you're responsible for your company’s data security or digital platforms, then you're probably acutely aware of this fact.
\nLoginRadius has a vested interest in maintaining the highest levels of data protection.
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Everyone knows that sinking feeling when you go to log in and realize you’ve forgotten your password.
\nMaybe you haven’t visited the website in ages. Or you just changed the password but didn’t record it in your password manager. Or you have five variations for that password and you can’t remember which one you used.
\nPasswords are there to make it safe for customers to use their accounts. But often passwords aren’t enough. And when passwords get in the way of customers using their accounts at all, something’s wrong.
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Forward-thinking companies are hurrying along the death of passwords by adopting login features that are more secure than passwords and easier to use. LoginRadius a customer identity and access management (CIAM) platform provides a secure login solution:
\nWe’ve put together a few alarming and entertaining facts on the current state of passwords. Customers aren’t going to get any better about using passwords safely, so it’s up to businesses to make those pesky strings of characters obsolete once and for all.
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Curious about learning more about these alternative authentication methods?
\nWe further dig into the problems businesses face with existing username/password authentication methods. We will then review the new authentication methods that are becoming popular in the marketplace and how in the near future they might very well replace passwords.
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Many security-minded businesses use multi-factor authentication to verify customers’ identities. The most familiar method is to send customers a code by SMS text message, which the customer then enters on the website or app.
\nBut what if you are traveling and don’t have cell phone service? You have a few other options for authenticating yourself. Just make sure to set them up before you travel!
\nThese days a simple password isn’t always enough to make sure that someone is who they say they are. There are so many ways that passwords can be leaked or stolen:
\nMulti-factor authentication (MFA) makes it harder for hackers to get into customer accounts with a password alone. It protects companies and customers from security breaches by requiring that customers also have physical possession of a verified device, such as a phone or security fob.
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MFA typically uses a code sent via SMS text message as the second verification factor.
\nBut SMS texts can be problematic if you’re traveling and don’t have mobile phone service outside your city or country. Logging in from unfamiliar devices, locations, and networks can also trigger risk-based authentication, which requires extra verification when you deviate from your typical login profile.
\nYou could find yourself locked out of vital services and apps at a critical moment, and without your normal phone service, account recovery options may not work either. Not fun.
\nThankfully, there are some great options for alternative second factors that don’t depend on cell phone service. You may even find that they’re more convenient to use at home too.
\nFor maximum peace of mind, you could set up more than one of these factors to make sure you can log in even if another factor fails or is unavailable. Also make sure that all of your recovery information, such as phone numbers and email addresses, is up to date.
\nAn authenticator app runs on your smartphone or tablet, and you don’t need internet access or cell phone service to use it for MFA. You do need internet to set it up, though.
\nBoth Google and Microsoft offer Android and iOS authenticator apps as part of their MFA ecosystem.
\nLoginRadius offers a white-labeled version of Google Authenticator for multi-factor authentication to companies that use our customer identity platform.
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Google Authenticator works for MFA wherever you sign into your Google account.
\nTo set up an authenticator app in Google
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\nGoogle Authenticator is now your default second-step verification method.
\nWith Microsoft you’ll need to follow slightly different procedures depending on whether you or your organization is an Office 365 customer.
\nOffice 365 users need their administrators to enable MFA (there’s a free version of Azure MFA available to subscribers).
\nIf you just want to use MFA for your personal Microsoft account, you’ll need to set everything up yourself. Just go to Security Basics in your account, select More security options, and follow the prompts.
\nRegardless of which method you use to set up Microsoft 2-factor authentication, you’ll then be able to sign in to your account using the Microsoft Authenticator app. Office 365 users need to go into their Office 365 account online to do this, and personal account users follow a slightly different set of instructions.
\nIf you have a compatible Android, iPhone, or iPad (and your needs fall within Google’s digital ecosystem), Google phone prompt is one of the easiest MFA methods to use.
\nOnce you’ve enabled 2-factor authentication, follow the instructions for setting up phone prompts. You’ll then receive a prompt on your mobile device to confirm login when needed, with no separate app required.
\nOften Google phone prompt involves putting a two-digit number into either your smart device or your browser when you sign in from a new location. In some cases, though, you may be authenticating yourself with the same device you’re logging in on. So the device also needs to be locked after use to stay secure.
\nYou have several options for dedicated MFA devices as an alternative to your phone or tablet.
\nWith Google, you can buy a separate security key to help you log in to Google. Like most key-based solutions, you’ll need to get a key that’s compatible with FIDO Universal 2nd Factor (U2F), and that can plug into the USB ports on any devices you may want to use it with. (Watch out for devices that only have USB-C unless you have a suitable connector!)
\nIf you or your business is at particular risk of online attacks, you’ll need to use a security key and sign up for Google’s Advanced Protection scheme. This service is aimed at journalists, activists, and business leaders who are at high risk of attack, and it’s free. You’ll need at least two compatible keys to register for the service, though.
\nThere are also a number of third-party authenticator apps out there, from companies like LastPass, Authy, and YubiKey. Some of these require a separate dongle, and because they aren’t the owner of the services they unlock, recovery policies following a lost key or password can vary. (This means that sometimes you will have to go through the full recovery process for each account you’ve secured using a third-party provider.)
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B2C companies that offer MFA for an extra level of security still have their eye on providing a convenient customer experience.
\nTravel can make SMS-based MFA solutions unreliable, but with the right solution and a little preparation, companies can make it easier for customers to securely log in anywhere.
\nProviding travelers with easy-to-use MFA solutions doesn’t just keep your data and their data secure. It improves their digital experience and encourages them not to side-step essential security measures when traveling in potentially risky situations.
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I’m looking forward to my first ocean cruise … someday. Living in Vancouver, I can see the enormous ships docked at Canada Place or heading out to sea across English Bay.
\nI’ve always been more of an adventure traveler, making my own itinerary, researching out-of-the-way spots. The logistics were part of the fun.
\nI fantasize about spending a week in one place without having to make any arrangements, ask for directions, or even take out my credit card. (If indie rock star Jonathan Coulton and his 1,848 closest friends are there playing tabletop games, so much the better.)
\nCruise lines are well-known for their innovation in creating enormous ships and fun stuff to do on them. Some of the big players are also doing interesting things around customer experience, both digital and onboard.
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MSC Meraviglia and Royal Caribbean are simplifying embarkation so you don’t have to stand in line. Instead, you can upload all your travel documents and download boarding information ahead of time with online check-in (Telegraph).
\nOnboard, cruise brands are using technology to provide better service than you would get from humans alone. The Ocean Medallion from Carnival carries your guest ID, which connects to your encrypted customer profile in the cloud. You can wear it as a pendant or bracelet—Bluetooth Low Energy and NFC mean no swiping required. The Ocean Medallion automatically unlocks your cabin door as you approach, pays for drinks and merch, and locates your travel companions. Fifteen fewer things to worry about? Sign me up!
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The Ocean Medallion also connects with the Ocean Compass, which acts like a digital concierge delivered on devices all over the ship. So the interactive screens and even the staff people learn your favourite drink and whether you prefer Broadway shows or dance lessons (Wired).
\nInnovations like these are certainly attention-getting. But what travelers like me don’t see is the infrastructure that makes them possible: a customer identity solution.
\nOnline check-in, smart wearables, and interactive screens all depend on a secure and centralized location for customer profile data.
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And finally, we explain how a customer identity and access management (CIAM) platform meets those challenges and makes customer experience innovations possible.
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Enterprise CIOs and VPs of technology face growing demands to scale their digital platforms. Gartner estimates that 2020 is the sink-or-swim year for mid- and large-sized enterprises—organizations with more than $250 million in annual revenue—to modernize their digital infrastructure.
\nScaling digital platforms can be a daunting task. It involves large-scale efforts to accommodate growing demands in online customer experience, data personalization, and a centralized identity infrastructure for your users. What’s more, these initiatives often rely on comprehensive upheavals to business and operating models.
\nBy 2020, businesses will have to develop new digital experiences and unique online services just to stay competitive, let alone to get ahead. Top companies across media, telecommunications, and financial industries feel pressure to increase market share and deliver more value to their customers. Executives know they can’t fall too far behind.
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Additional Gartner data highlights the challenges that come with this changing landscape. Over half of all enterprises surveyed have less than expert-level capabilities for implementing or updating critical digital platforms, such as managing data systems for analytics and modernizing technology ecosystems to better serve users.
\nOnly about 34% of digital technologies are adequately optimized for enterprise businesses in all industries, but enterprise CEOs have identified, on average, a need to drive 11% of growth exclusively from “digital revenue.”
\nTackling this gap requires more than digital optimization. A full business transformation to create new digital services and business models are crucial, especially for customer retention.
\nImagine an online portal and an accompanying mobile app where customers have to log in at each new touchpoint, struggling to remember their passwords. Their customer journey is disjointed and impersonal. Many studies show that not only will customer engagement decrease but churn rates will gradually increase as well.
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So how can you make sure that your organization stays ahead of the curve with a business digital transformation when faced with resource challenges and competitor pressure?
\n1. Go beyond optimization to enterprise-level digital transformation.
\nBy 2022, just two years after Gartner’s sink-or-swim date, digital platform adoption will create new market leaders in roughly half of all industries.
\nSuccess in the face of such drastic, impending shifts hinges on the foresight of CIOs and tech VPs to build new revenue opportunities for their organizations. Simply enhancing previous technologies to improve productivity and customer experience will only safeguard bottom lines. A fully proactive solution also involves creating new revenue streams and transforming business model in the digital era.
\n2. Adopt low-risk third-party platforms.
\nWith third-party platforms, you can optimize resource efficiency and set yourself up for highly customizable solutions that can be applicable for new business-development opportunities across your digital brand. A flexible, cloud-based solution can offer out-of-the-box third-party integrations to meet user demands and build unified customer profiles.
\nBy investing in a cloud-based customer identity platform, for example, you can lay the foundation for a transformative digital business solution to simplify your operations while enabling scalability across markets and customer channels.
\n3. Identify what’s important to bring clarity to the task at hand.
\nStudies show that a digital identity strategy that enhances the registration experience, authenticates customers, and personalizes the user journey improves the bottom line, streamlines business processes, and ultimately delivers value.
\nSpecifically, roughly 80% of customers express frustration when their identity and data are lost when switching between channels. Almost as many will not do business with companies whose digital platforms aren’t tailored uniquely for them. Those statistics have nearly doubled in a few short years thanks to popular brands like Amazon, Netflix, Starbucks, and Uber. These providers continually improve their technologies to augment the digital experience for their customers and raise the “expectations game” across the board.
\nFocusing on a digital identity strategy will secure and enhance your online services at a broad level. By disrupting your technology landscape to rethink how your organization responds to trends like digital identity convergence, big data and analytics, and “device identity,” you can setup your enterprise business for success in the future.
\nBut what does this kind of digital identity strategy look like?
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In today’s globalized world, your customers are no longer merely customers when they access your digital services. Instead, they converge from multiple persona types:
\nIn the past, standalone, online-based revenue streams and information databases could coexist with little need for overlap, let alone integration. However, in today’s burgeoning digital-business ecosystem, you need a management tool for customer identity that recognizes multiple personas and links them to the same online identity.
\nAs more operational models among enterprise businesses encounter digital identities and the proliferating number of third-party platforms that host and support them, data and analytics needs become more complex. Companies must increasingly consider how they will:
\nA central, cloud-based solution to handle all of your customer identity needs can help consolidate the digital identities of your users, removing data silos throughout your whole digital ecosystem.
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With the emergence of the internet of things and myriad mobile devices on the market, taking advantage of identity-based opportunities around all of the devices and electronic items can make the difference in leading the pack among your competitors or constantly having to play catch-up.
\nWhatever the device and the customer’s need, your organization has to prepare for these expectations as they relate to a plethora of digital devices, now and into the future, if growth and sustainability are part of your enterprise’s long-term roadmap.
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Planning for Gartner’s 2020 threshold for digital transformation need not be a daunting task after all. A B2C CIAM solution for your company is an example of a cloud-based, holistic solution to store, manage, and secure all of your customer data and identities.
\nA customer identity solution provides several benefits ranging from personalized user journeys and seamless SSO capabilities, serving as a strong starting point for a digital transformation strategy.
\nLook for a strong, enterprise-grade solution that offers secure data storage, data encryption, and superior uptime capabilities to easily access and maintain customer information. You’ll be able to protect your customers’ identity and ensure that your services always function reliably so you can scale your organization and stay ahead of market trends.
\nWith the right CIAM platform, for example, you can track your customer’s entire digital journey and integrate the data with marketing automation tools to cultivate your marketing and upselling campaigns directly within your own platforms. Plus, offering a coherent omnichannel experience via SSO means your customers can browse your digital service, shop online, interact with mobile-first content, and ask support questions on social media, all without having to re-authenticate themselves each time. Seizing on these benefits, you can eliminate data silos and create a single online identity for each one of your customers.
\nIf you’re interested in learning how a cloud-based CIAM solution can help your enterprise transform your digital infrastructure, download 4 Key Entry Points to a Digital Transformation. This e-book features case studies for each specific entry point to help you understand how a best-of-breed identity platform could provide value to you.
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Login methods may come and go, but customer identity is here to stay.
\nIn the aftermath of two massive data exposures at Facebook and Google+ that were amplified by social login, I want to talk about the implications for B2C enterprises.
\nAre the privacy and security risks of social login still worth the convenience? And what steps should companies take to protect customer data and maintain public trust?
\nLet’s start with some history.
\nFacebook came out with its first identity service, Facebook Connect, in 2008. Users started logging in with Twitter in 2009 and with LinkedIn in 2010. Google+ launched in 2011 and added its social login to the mix.
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Throwback to the Airbnb login page in March 2012
\nLoginRadius got its start in 2012 by giving businesses a simple way to implement one or more social login methods on their digital properties. We saw a significant increase in sign-up rates for B2C websites with low-risk accounts that used our social login tools. Small, medium, and mid-market businesses were quick to adopt the LoginRadius solution.
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LoginRadius supports 40+ social login providers
\nBy 2015, social login had became a very popular login method. It appeared to be a win-win-win for all involved. Users liked the convenience, third parties liked the conversion rates and social data, and social networks liked off-site tracking for ad targeting.
\nCustomers started to notice that companies were collecting many data points from their social accounts, including check-ins, likes, and friend data. They realized that they were trading their private information to get the convenience of social login, and they weren’t happy with the trade-off.
\nSo social networks started to cut back the functionality of social login. They made it more difficult to get permissions for collecting social data and publishing on users’ social accounts.
\nBusinesses in turn cut down their requests for read and publish permissions because they were harder to get and were a turnoff for customers. The Equifax breach in 2017 further sensitized businesses and users to the dangers of personal data leaks.
\nThe massive scale of social data collection and third-party publishing dropped down to basic data and authentication by 2018, and social login reached an equilibrium between customer experience and respect for privacy.
\nLoginRadius saw this shift coming. That’s why our company isn’t called SocialLoginRadius.
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From the beginning, LoginRadius had a complete identity product roadmap that started with social login and progressed to a full customer identity platform.
\nIn 2016 we launched our customer identity and access management solution with multiple login methods and the ability to integrate with any ID provider.
\nThe LoginRadius Customer Identity Platform still includes social login as an add-on, but it also has these more secure, robust, and specialized login options:
\nMost of our current customers offer social login for ease of customer experience, but they only collect basic profile information such as name and email address.
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Until now, the market has mainly talked about the advantages of social login but hasn’t been as vocal about the risks. LoginRadius is taking a leadership role in advocating for social login practices that protect businesses and their customers better. Our experience facilitating social login for thousands of companies and hundreds of millions of customers over six years has given us expert insight on this login method.
\nLoginRadius strongly recommends that Fortune 1000 businesses adopt extra security and privacy measures around social login.
\nOur white paper, Social Login Reconsidered, puts forward four use cases for social login. These use cases cut the risks of illegitimate access and exposure while maintaining the ease of customer experience.
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The right use case for your business depends on the business model, the target audience, and the level of risk for customer accounts.
\nOur mission is to empower businesses to provide secure, delightful experiences for their customers using the most innovative customer identity platform.
\nAnd we will continue to develop and revisit our entire solution, as we have done for social login, to make sure we are fulfilling that mission.
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Identity is evolving, and developers are at the forefront of this transformation. Every day brings a new learning—adapting to new standards and refining approaches to building secure, seamless experiences.
\nWe’re here to support developers on that journey. We know how important simplicity, efficiency, and well-structured documentation are when working with identity and access management solutions. That’s why we’ve redesigned the LoginRadius website—to be faster, more intuitive, and developer-first in every way.
\nThe goal? Having them spend less time searching and more time building.
\nLoginRadius’ vision is to give developers a product that simplifies identity management so they can focus on building, deploying, and scaling their applications. To enhance this experience, we’ve spent the last few months redesigning our interface— making navigation more intuitive and reassuring that essential resources are easily accessible.
\nHere’s a closer look at what’s new and why it’s important:
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Developers spend long hours working in dark-themed IDEs and terminals, so we’ve designed the LoginRadius experience to be developer-friendly and align with that preference.
\nThe new dark mode reduces eye strain, enhances readability, and provides a seamless transition between a coding environment and our platform. Our new design features a clean, modern aesthetic with a consistent color scheme and Barlow typography, ensuring better readability. High-quality graphics and icons are thoughtfully placed to enhance the content without adding visual clutter.
\nSo, whether you’re navigating our API docs or configuring authentication into your system, our improved interface will make those extended development hours more comfortable and efficient.
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We’ve restructured our website to provide a straightforward breakdown of our customer identity and access management platform capabilities, helping you quickly find what you need:
\nThis structured layout ensures you can quickly understand each capability and how it integrates into your identity ecosystem.
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We’ve been analyzing developer workflows to identify how you access key resources. That’s why we redesigned our navigation with one goal in mind: to reduce clicks and make essential resources readily available.
\nThe new LoginRadius structure puts APIs, SDKs, and integration guides right at the menu bar under the Developers dropdown so you can get started faster. Our Products, Solutions, and Customer Services are also clearly categorized, helping development teams quickly find the right tools and make informed decisions.
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Developers now have a clear view of the tech stack available with LoginRadius, designed to support diverse business needs.
\nOur platform offers pre-built SDKs for Node.js, Python, Java, and more, making CIAM integration seamless across popular programming languages and frameworks.
\nCheck out our revamped LoginRadius website and see how the improved experience makes it easier to build, scale, and secure your applications.
\nDo not forget to explore the improved navigation and API documentation, and get started with our free trial today. We’re excited to see what you’ll build with LoginRadius!
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