Authentication

Zero-trust is the right approach for protecting your end users. Executing it in the right way will also help you comply with NIST standards and upcoming federal mandates.

The TA406 group uses credential harvesting to target diplomats and policy experts in the United States, Russia, China, and South Korea, rarely resorting to malware.

Wherever workers choose to do their jobs, they need technology that's unobtrusive, secure by design, and intuitive to use.

The data shows security leaders are focusing on multilayered defenses, including multifactor authentication, threat intelligence, and incident response.

Acceptto’s contextual behavior threat intelligence technology will help SecureAuth deliver AI-driven MFA and continuous password-less authentication, SecureAuth says.

Unlike traditional security approaches, the zero-trust security model verifies a user's identity each and every time they need specific system access.

Spam volume declined slightly in the third quarter, but attackers sent almost 36 million malicious email attachments, up 5% from the previous quarter, one security firm says.

Enterprises are allocating more IT dollars toward implementing a multilayered approach to securing data and applications against new threats, data shows.

Technology will be incorporated into Onfido’s Real Identity Platform.

The attackers behind the campaign, which distributes cookie theft malware, are attributed to actors recruited in a Russian-speaking forum.

Password managers, single sign-on, and multifactor authentication each offers its own methodology and unique set of benefits — and drawbacks — to users.

Zero trust aims to replace implicit trust with explicit, continuously adaptive trust across users, devices, networks, applications, and data.

The combination of One Identity and OneLogin will provide customers with a unified identity security platform to manage identities and networks.

The announcement comes two weeks after Microsoft gave users the option to fully remove passwords from their accounts.

FinFisher (aka FinSpy) surveillance software now goes to extreme lengths to duck analysis and discovery, researchers found in a months-long investigation.