The fight against stolen credentials has led to the growing adoption of 2FA and MFA. New FIDO U2F standards are moving authentication standards forward.
If your level of anxiety over online security and privacy is on the healthy side, you probably already have two-factor authentication (2FA) set up for your main accounts. If you don’t, you should seriously consider activating it to protect yourself from phishing, hacks, and anybody who may want to steal your data.
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A string of recent SMS hacks means security-conscious users should switch to a more secure login system.
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Cyber Crime is at an all time high and getting worse daily. We are on a mission to let business owners know there is more that they can be doing to secure their business. Most business owners have heard about...
A Password for your Password<br>A simple way to think about 2 Factor Authentication (2FA) is a password for your password. Simply put, when logging into a website or app, you first enter your password, then you receive a code or prompt to confirm that you are actually you. This means if a hacker has your password, they are unable to login to your account. There are many ways to utilize 2FA, and some are better than others. Click below to read more.
I have worked in finance roles in the tech industry for much of my career, but since joining Threat Stack, I’ve had my eyes opened wide to the world of security. I have learned just how vital an effective security strategy is to the health of any modern business – and as a corollary, how [...]
How can the modern office environment improve their operational strategy to help bolster the security of data and help employees brush up on better cybersecurity strategies? One primary method that is simple and often overlooked is two-factor authentication.
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Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, tricks, guides, and advice on how to get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and other stuff. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is an easy-to-implement method of protection for online accounts. If you’ve never used it before for one reason or another, when it’s enabled, you must produce evidence …
Should your enterprise embrace passwordless authentication? In fact, is passwordless authentication even possible? What benefits can it offer your cybersecurity and identity security? How can you d…
The latest Digital Identity Tracker delves into digital identity issues and explores alternate authentication methods that could be more secure than passwords.
Authentication is a security process that began long before the age of computing. Only in our current parlance, does it seem linked to our personal digital security. To quote from Wikipedia: “In contrast with identification which refers to the act of stating or otherwise indicating a claim purportedly attesting to a person or thing’s identity, authentication is the process of... Read more »
Americans are growing increasingly comfortable with biometrics as a means of confirming their identity, with a recent survey finding 81% of respondents would be receptive to using biometrics in airports. Many consumers are already relying on biometric authentication to log into various online accounts, and companies are taking steps to incorporate biometric capabilities into more devices and systems. As a ... Read More The post Why…
Two-Factor authentication, or 2FA, is a small step that will go a long way<br>in protecting your online accounts.
Passwords alone aren't enough. OTPs are better, but for added security use authenticator apps.