Don’t Leave Home Without These Five Travel Security Tips
Tourists should follow these travel security best practices to protect their devices and data from cybercriminals, especially in foreign countries.
Shakespeare, the Wizard of Oz and Multifactor Authentication
Multifactor authentication, a critical component of identity and access management, has been described in literature since Shakespeare's time.
IAM Feeling Good? What CISOs Should Know About the Feeling of Identity and Access Management Solutions
Identity and access management (IAM) is critical, but an inconvenient authentication process makes for a lousy user experience.
Two-Factor Authentication: A Little Goes a Long Way
Online services are understandably reluctant to add steps to the login process, but a little two-factor authentication can significantly boost security.
Cybercriminals Are Getting Better at Using Advanced Authentication Methods
Cybercriminals are becoming more advanced and learning how to leverage the latest authentication methods to exploit security weaknesses.
Security Starts With People: What it Takes to Ensure Simple Yet Strong Authentication on Mobile
IT professionals and mobile app developers must figure out a way to implement strong authentication capabilities without complicating the user experience.
What’s Wrong With SMS Authentication? Two IBM Experts Weigh In on the NIST Recommendation
IBM experts Dustin Hoff and Ashish Malhotra discussed ways for businesses and end users to mitigate security issues stemming from SMS authentication.
Fraud Risk Engines: The Statistics Are Not in Your Favor
The following is a look into how authentication risk engines are designed and the root cause for their failure in detecting today's cybercriminals.
How to Bypass Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and What the Future Holds
Even as authentication techniques become more advanced, there are different ways cybercriminals can bypass two-factor authentication (2FA).