3. Organization within the company

To successfully implement SSI in a company, it is essential to rely on existing SSI technologies, and above all, to involve all staff in the SSI security process, and to define working methods in line with company policy.

Indeed, why secure an IS with sophisticated solutions if employees can disable security options that they find inconvenient in carrying out their tasks?

Why secure an LDAP password database if employees can disclose their login/password to anyone pretending to be the company's network administrator over the phone?

There are many examples of social engineering [H 5 833]...