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Companies in Silicon Valley and beyond are questioning how they should be protecting their sensitive data — if they choose to keep it at all.
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Two recent surveys examined the state of endpoint management and security in the enterprise, turning up more than a few interesting points.
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As more people gain internet access around the globe, new cybercrime markets begin to appear. Here’s what you should know about this new threat.
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Perhaps the biggest surprise in our review of nine multi-factor authentication products is that physical tokens are making a comeback. Many IT managers were hoping that software-based tokens, which are easier to deploy and manage, would make hardwar… Continue reading 5 trends shaking up multi-factor authentication
Due to numerous exploits that have defeated two-factor authentication, either by social engineering, remote access Trojans or various HTML injection techniques, many IT departments now want more than a second factor to protect their most sensitive logins and assets.
In the three years since we last reviewed two-factor authentication products, the market has responded, evolving toward what is now being called multi-factor authentication or MFA, featuring new types of tokens.
For this review, we looked at nine products, five that were included in our 2013 review, and four newcomers. Our returning vendors are RSA’s Authentication manager, SafeNet’s Authentication Service (which has been acquired by Gemalto), Symantec VIP, Vasco Identikey Authorization Server, and TextPower’s SnapID app. Our first-timers are NokNok Labs S3 Authentication Suite, PistolStar PortalGuard, Yubico’s Yubikey and Voice Biometrics Group Verification Services Platform.
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Multi factorsSince we last reviewed two-factor authentication products, the market has moved beyond two-factor authentication toward what is now being called multi-factor authentication. One of the key features being new types of hardware-based tokens…. Continue reading Buyer’s Guide to 9 multi-factor authentication products
When you hire a third party for some IT work, do you really know about their vendor security practices? Google certainly does.
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Voice authentication has the potential to alter the security industry, but the access method comes with some drawbacks that should be considered.
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A recent threat report from Infoblox found that the underlying DNS hosting infrastructure of most malware is housed in the U.S. and Germany.
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Why is the Cryptowall ransomware so successful? A lot of the credit goes to its developers, who integrated marketing tactics seamlessly.
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