A new report shows that 75% of people globally don’t adhere to widely-accepted password best practices to protect their online accounts.

With cybersecurity threats on the rise, there are two crucial steps an organization can take to avoid falling victim to a credential phishing attack.

As a constantly evolving form of malware, ransomware attacks only grow in sophistication and find new ways to steal business-critical data.

Office communication platform Slack has admitted to accidentally exposing the hashed passwords of some users. 

As new members join, security management teams must get ahead of the insider threat. What steps can be taken to protect the organization's crown jewels, or known and unknown assets?

There are more than 24 billion usernames and password combinations in circulation in cybercriminal marketplaces, many on the dark web, according to new Digital Shadows research.

Learn about the top 20 most common leaked passwords on the dark web, according to Lookout. 

Passwordless security solutions are here — but are all enterprise organizations ready to implement them?

Specops researchers analyzed more than 800 million compromised passwords to determine the popularity of Division 1 Football Bowl Subdivision programs and their team mascots and nicknames appearing on breached passwords lists.  

In this article we will delve further into the many risks to today’s digital identity solutions. We will also review the benefits of alternatives to passwordless authentication solutions using biometrics, and ultimately where the future of identity security could be heading long-term.