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Should we pump the brakes on the roll out of biometric security to first consider whether we are creating new vulnerabilities? Continue reading Biometrics in 2019: Increased Security or New Attack Vector?
NIST has changed its long-standing recommendations for password management, favoring minimal user friction over complexity requirements and regular password updates.
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Governments must embrace an immune system approach centered on security intelligence to stay ahead of advanced cyberthreats looking to breach the ever-widening perimeter of smart cities.
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Google just announced its plan to introduce a new anti-spoofing feature for its Android operating system that makes its biometric authentication mechanisms more secure than ever.
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The introduction of smart assistants into the workplace is inevitable, and while they do carry unique risks, they are no more severe than the risks associated with widely deployed IoT devices.
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The introduction of smart assistants into the workplace is inevitable, and while they do carry unique risks, they are no more severe than the risks associated with widely deployed IoT devices.
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IBM’s new “Future of Identity Study” revealed that while millennials are less likely to use complex passwords than their older counterparts, they embrace new technologies for identity protection.
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A recent IBM Security study found that consumers, especially millennials, are beginning to embrace alternatives to password protection, such as biometric authentication.
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A recent IBM Security study found that consumers, especially millennials, are beginning to embrace alternatives to password protection, such as biometric authentication.
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Silent identity and access management (IAM) solutions are designed to work seamlessly in the background so that users don’t even know it’s there, intervening only when problems arise.
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