Articles Tagged with ''authentication''

Attackers have adapted to MFA defenses, finding ways to steal authentication tokens or trick users into approving requests.

According to a report from Imprivata, problems with authentication are delaying patient care within healthcare organizations.

Security budgets were built to keep intruders off the network, and that model now has the priorities backwards.

Nearly half of cybersecurity professionals depend on passwords to authenticate personal accounts, and almost as many depend on them for work accounts. 

As the remote workforce movement becomes more and more commonplace, security leaders must adapt to the new security complexities this workforce will bring.

Cybersecurity controls must be constantly evaluated to ensure they can withstand new and upcoming threats, especially those that target employees. 

According to a recent password report by Specops Software, passwords remain the primary authentication method for 88% of organizations.

New research shows organizations using passwordless technologies experience the fewest phishing attacks, are more productive and achieve greater levels of employee satisfaction.

API security vulnerabilities in open authentication (OAuth), including user account information, were recently discovered by Salt Security.

According to a recent Yubico survey, 80% of respondents are concerned about the security of their online accounts and 39% admit to reusing passwords.