As organizations expand remotely and to the cloud, the need for authentication that reaches all corners of a growing network – without incurring security burnout – is necessary to balance productivity ...

Here’s a dull-sounding question: Imagine a world without SSL (secure sockets layer) or its successor TLS (transport layer security)? A security tech-head may find the whole thing quite interesting, ...

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I am often asked about Machine Authentications, how they differ from User Authentications, and how to authenticate both identities togethers. That quote is something that I am hearing all the time ...

How to get users on board with two-factor authentication Your email has been sent Having trouble convincing employees in your organization to use two-factor authentication? Here's a guide on how to ...

Passwordless authentication is becoming more popular among businesses prioritizing their users’ and employees’ security and digital experience. Here’s why. Passwordless authentication solves all the ...

Multi-factor authentication requires users to present two or more pieces of evidence to prove their identity, such as a password and a one-time code sent to an ...

Attackers exploit human nature, making authentication a prime target. The Snowflake data breach is a clear example – hackers used stolen customer credentials, many which lacked multi-factor ...

User authentication is one of the basic components of any cyber security program. Identifying an individual based on a username, password or other means helps companies ensure that the person is who ...

In my last post, I talked about how I have a chance to spend time with a ton of different companies every year. This gives me a great opportunity to get an incredible education on the state of ...