Identity Management
Defense in Depth at the Identity Perimeter to Mitigate Coronavirus Social Engineering Risk
Piyush Pandey | | coronavirus, Phishing, risk management, Security Awareness, two factor authentication, zero trust
The rapid acceleration from on-location to remote workforce as part of the Coronavirus Pandemic response opened the door to malicious actors accelerating their phishing and social engineering attacks. Cybercriminals prey on user ...
Social Distancing: The hidden risks of online exposure
Alina Bizga | | COVID-19, Digital Identity, Digital Privacy, online dating, online exposure, online risk, social distancing, social media security and privacy
Whether you’ve bunked up with your family or you’re self-isolating, you are among the crowds engaged in a struggle of social distancing, which is quickly becoming the norm in 2020. While staying ...
Risks to Digital Identities: A Q&A With Ted Shorter, CTO at Keyfactor
Sue Poremba | | Authentication, cloud services, COVID-19, digital identities, remote workers, spear-phishing
Here are a few tips to help organizations keep their digital identities secure during the COVID-19 crisis The COVID-19 pandemic has forced millions of workers to connect to corporate networks remotely. During ...
Security Boulevard
Recommendations For HIPAA Password Compliance
Enzoic | | Active Directory, all posts, healthcare, Healthcare Passwords, HIPAA, NIST 800-63b, Password Security
What is HIPAA Password Compliance and How Healthcare Organizations Can Comply with these Authentication Guidelines. HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) was introduced in 1996 but has become increasingly prominent in ...
Auth0 to Streamline Analysis of Reputation Data
Michael Vizard | | analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Authentication, identity, Reputational Intelligence
Auth0 has acquired Apility.io in part to gain access to an application programming interface (API) through which curated IP, email and domain reputation data will be fed into the Auth0 anomaly detection ...
Security Boulevard
Renaissance of the OTP hardware token
Multi-factor Authentication is just that ? multi-factor. There are a number of ways to implement MFA including the use of OTP hardware tokens ...
What Is Multi-Factor Authentication, and What Does It Have to Do with You?
Tripwire Guest Authors | | access management, IT Security and Data Protection, Multi-Factor Authentication
Security isn’t a simple matter of caring or spending time reading manuals or being told what you can or can’t do. Security is understanding how to view the world from a different ...
Get RSA SecurID® Access for Free to Help in This Time of Uncertainty
RSA Blog | | Business Continuity, Business Resiliency, cyber-resiliency, cyber-risk, disruption, Human Element, MFA, OTP, RSA SecurID Access
From cyberattacks to natural disasters to outbreaks of illness, business disruptions come in all forms. It?s why RSA is offering new customers the ability to securely extend the convenience of working remotely ...
FBI to Internet Users: Don’t Let Your Browser Remember Your Password
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation this week offers some radical tips for private Internet users and businesses alike. Chief among them: disable autofill and remembering passwords. It’s not entirely clear whether ...
WordPress Database Brute Force and Backdoors
Denis Sinegubko | | Black Hat Tactics, brute force, Hacked Websites, passwords, Server Security, Webserver Infections, Website Backdoor, Website Security, wordpress security
We regularly talk about brute force attacks on WordPress sites and explain why WordPress credentials should always be unique, complex, and hard to guess. However, the WordPress login is not the only ...






