PagerDuty says admins get one place to see, approve and revoke every third-party app connected to their account.
PagerDuty describes Scoped OAuth for Public Apps as a way to centralize management of connected third-party apps. The company says admins can see every app connected to their account, approve apps and revoke them—all in one place.
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PagerDuty says admins get one place to see, approve and revoke every third-party app connected to their account.
PagerDuty describes Scoped OAuth for Public Apps as a way to centralize management of connected third-party apps. The company says admins can see every app connected to their account, approve apps and revoke them—all in one place.
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The New Stack@thenewstackSee It, Approve It, Revoke It: Scoped OAuth for Public Apps via @pagerduty