Security


Legacy systems, crucial to many organisations, pose significant cybersecurity risks due to outdated technology, lack of modern security features, and difficulty integrating with current security tools. These systems often run unsupported software, making them easy targets for cyber-attacks. Their complexity and reliance on outdated authentication methods exacerbate the risk. Recent breaches underscore the need for organisations to modernise their systems and adopt advanced security measures to protect sensitive data and stay competitive.


In 2024, WorkingMouse adopts a AAA approach to software security, focusing on authentication, authorisation, and auditing to safeguard user data. This layered defence incorporates modern methods like two-factor authentication, biometric verification, and session auditing to detect and prevent cyber threats. Additionally, with the rise of zero trust architecture, continuous monitoring and verification ensure both internal and external users are scrutinised, providing robust protection against evolving cyberattacks.


OpenID Connect (OIDC) is an identity layer built on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol, used for secure identity management. It allows applications to verify a user’s identity without directly handling user accounts, simplifying authentication and enhancing security, especially in microservices architectures. The process involves user authentication via a server, code and token exchanges, and access to user information using tokens. OIDC’s flexibility and secure token-based approach make it a key tool for managing identities in modern applications in 2024.


WorkingMouse has achieved ISO 27001 certification, underscoring our commitment to top-tier data security and reliability. ISO 27001 is a global standard for information security management, ensuring the protection of data, compliance, and risk mitigation. This accreditation enhances customer trust by demonstrating our rigorous security practices and adherence to high standards. For more details on our commitment to security, check out our ISO 27001 certification announcement.


Cloud services offer significant benefits like reduced costs and improved access but face skepticism due to security concerns. Many IT leaders worry about cloud security, fueled by high-profile data breaches like Equifax’s. Key challenges include ensuring data security, integrity, and confidentiality in the cloud. SaaS providers must implement robust security measures, such as two-factor authentication and regular security assessments, to protect user data. Despite these risks, with proper precautions, the advantages of cloud computing can outweigh the drawbacks.

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