Are Passwords Killing Your Customer Experience? Try Passwordless Authentication
By implementing passwordless authentication, organizations can deliver the experience customers deserve and the security they demand.
Collection #1 Data Breach Exposes Nearly 733 Million Records, Highlighting Need for Multifactor Authentication
The Collection #1 data breach, which exposed nearly 733 million unique email messages and 21 million passwords, underscores the urgent need for enterprises to adopt multifactor authentication.
What Can Your Enterprise Learn From the Worst Passwords of 2018?
Splash Data released its list of the worst passwords of 2018. How does your enterprise stack up, and what advice can you give users to help improve their password security hygiene in the new year?
Cross-Industry Approaches to Managing Potentially Catastrophic Cyber Risks
In the security industry there is a range of cyber risks that can cause catastrophic damage to a business. What can we learn from other industries that manage these kinds of risks?
We Need to Talk About NIST’s Dropped Password Management Recommendations
NIST has changed its long-standing recommendations for password management, favoring minimal user friction over complexity requirements and regular password updates.
Dark Web ‘RDP Shops’ Offer Access to Vulnerable Systems for as Little as $3
According to July 2018 research, cybercriminals are offering remote desktop protocol (RDP) access to compromised networks at major airports, healthcare institutions and more for under $20.
Why Multifactor Authentication Is Crucial to Strengthen Mainframe Security
By adopting a multifactor authentication (MFA) solution for mainframe security, organizations can protect their most sensitive assets from cybercriminals looking to exploit stolen credentials.
It’s Time to Take Advantage of Multifactor Authentication for Mainframe Security
The increasing sophistication of the threat landscape is influencing organizations to adopt multifactor authentication to protect data on all kinds of systems, from mobile phones to mainframes.
Poor Password Practices Put Corporate Cybersecurity at Risk
A recent study showed that employees are failing to follow basic corporate cybersecurity best practices, such as creating unique passwords across multiple accounts and using two-factor authentication.
Poor Identity Theft Awareness Leads to Common User Risks
The key to improving identity theft awareness is to understand the risks, which include phishing attacks, digital trust abuse, poor password management, BYOD policies and more.