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Multifactor authentication, a critical component of identity and access management, has been described in literature since Shakespeare’s time.
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User education and online safety training can be invaluable weapons against cyberthreats, especially for IT teams that are short on resources.
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Identity and access management (IAM) is critical, but an inconvenient authentication process makes for a lousy user experience.
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Identity and access management (IAM) is critical, but an inconvenient authentication process makes for a lousy user experience.
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By reusing passwords across multiple services, users make it easier for cybercriminals to breach all their accounts, not to mention company databases.
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Online services are understandably reluctant to add steps to the login process, but a little two-factor authentication can significantly boost security.
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A 6-year-old child ordered $250 worth of merchandise by using her sleeping mother’s fingerprint to satisfy the authentication requirements on her phone.
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Will passwords become things of the past in 2017? Today, organizations tasked with managing too many passwords are at risk of phishing and malware attacks.
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Cybercriminals are becoming more advanced and learning how to leverage the latest authentication methods to exploit security weaknesses.
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IT professionals and mobile app developers must figure out a way to implement strong authentication capabilities without complicating the user experience.
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