The most common authentication types

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Public cloud computing offers unparalleled flexibility and scalability for businesses, but with great power comes great responsibility – securing access to your valuable data and resources (OAuth, SAML, Tokens, Basic Auth). Here, I will explore some of the most common authentication types, each acting as a key to unlock secure access within the cloud.



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