Consumers across Europe are interested in using biometrics when making a payment – especially when integrated with other security measures. 

Wearable devices can give away your passwords, according to new research.

A study has found that 72 percent of companies predict passwords will be phased out within nine years.

People's perceptions of password strength may not always match reality, says a recent study.

From baby boomers to millennials, 52 percent of consumers would choose anything but a traditional username and password account registration when given the option.

According to new research, one in five employees would be willing to sell their work passwords to another organization, up from one in seven last year.

Rutgers University researchers have performed the first study of free-form gesture passwords for smartphones in the field.

Home Depot agreed to pay at least $19.5 million to compensate U.S. consumers harmed by a 2014 data breach affecting more than 50 million cardholders.
 

A study of 17 major banks by the University of New Haven Cyber Forensic Research and Education Group shows that six of them have weak password handling and that their password procedures are weaker than most social websites.

Password management company SplashData released its annual round-up of the worst passwords of 2015.