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Login credentials are a favorite target of today’s cybercriminals, and two-factor authentication is now crucial to meet bare-minimum security standards.
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Upcoming cybersecurity regulations mandate stricter access controls, but strong identity protection requires a multifactor authentication solution that does more than simply check compliance boxes.
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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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According to the “IBM Future of Identity Study,” consumers are beginning to prioritize security over convenience, making trust a crucial competitive advantage for financial institutions.
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IBM Security’s “Future of Identity Study” found that many consumers, especially millennials, are moving beyond passwords and using features such as biometric authentication to secure their identities.
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To meet PCI compliance, organizations must implement multifactor authentication, as opposed to a multistep process, to protect the cardholder data environment from unauthorized access.
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Fraudsters are after more than just passwords, and protecting user credentials is more crucial than ever amid the increasingly advanced threat landscape.
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A password manager enables users to access all their login credentials with a single master password, eliminating the need to juggle multiple credentials to access various accounts.
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