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Content tagged with Identity & Access Management posted in March 2015
British Airways The Latest Loyalty Program Breach Victim
News  |  3/30/2015  | 
Who needs to steal credit cards when you can get airfare and luxury items for free?
The Internet Of Bring-Your-Own Things
Commentary  |  3/25/2015  | 
Devices and interconnected systems are finding a foothold not only in our homes but in mainstream organizations. Here are three tips to mitigate the risk.
New Secure Online Check-Out Tech Goes For Less Friction, More Biometrics
News  |  3/24/2015  | 
BioCatch, Zumigo, and Alibaba release tools to help merchants avoid those pesky charge-back costs.
Worst Sports-Related Passwords
News  |  3/23/2015  | 
March Madness and Spring Training underway. NFL draft and NBA playoffs soon to come. Your users may be even more tempted than ever to create some of these bad sports-related passwords
Context: Finding The Story Inside Your Security Operations Program
Commentary  |  3/23/2015  | 
What’s missing in today’s chaotic, alert-driven incident response queue is the idea of a narrative that provides a detailed understanding of how an attack actually unfolds.
The Clinton Email Kerfuffle & Shadow IT
Commentary  |  3/20/2015  | 
For security pros the issue is not government transparency. It's the fact that users, regardless of seniority, will always pick convenience over security.
Yahoo's One-Time Passwords Have Security Experts Divided
News  |  3/16/2015  | 
Better protection from keyloggers, but you'd better not lose your phone, Yahoo users.
DroppedIn Vuln Links Victims' Androids To Attackers' DropBoxes
News  |  3/11/2015  | 
DropBox released a patch quick, but unpatched vulnerable Android apps that use the DropBox SDK may let attackers open up a two-way highway between victim Droids and their own Boxes.
Second Look: Data Security In A Hybrid Cloud
Commentary  |  3/9/2015  | 
Today’s big cloud providers were built around an architecture for hosting and securing data. They will continue to thrive, only by keeping your workloads safe.
Apple Pay Fraud Gives Us A New Reason To Hate Data Breaches And SSNs
News  |  3/4/2015  | 
There may already be millions of dollars in losses, but you can't blame Apple for this one.
Breach Victims Three Times Likelier To Be Identity Theft Victims
News  |  3/3/2015  | 
Twenty-eight percent of them say they later avoided the merchants that failed to protect their personal information.


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