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The value of Bring Your Own Identity

New research shows that both the lines of business and IT departments see value in Bring Your Own Identity (BYOID) initiatives, where social networking or digital IDs are used …

Operation Emmental exploits holes in banking security

Trend Micro researchers have discovered and analyzed a clever attack aimed at customers of Austrian, Swiss, Swedish, and Japanese banks. They dubbed it Emmental, after the …

Interest for SSL and PKI on the rise

The surge in the number of data breaches and recent security bugs such as Heartbleed has generated strong interest in digital certificates and technologies, including SSL and …

Selectively re-using bad passwords is not a bad idea, researchers say

For all the repeated advice to use different, complex password for each online account, users are still opting for easy-to-guess, short ones and use them repeatedly across …

Critical vulnerabilities in web-based password managers found

A group of researchers from University of California, Berkeley, have analyzed five popular web-based password managers and have discovered – and then responsibly …

Google catches India with fake certificates

As the world becomes more dependent, and some might say blindly so, on digital certificates it’s only natural that attackers will seek to circumvent this trust. Whether …

Why IAM will be worth over $10 billion by 2018

Enterprises are increasing their investment in Identity and Access Management (IAM) solutions. According to research firm MarketsandMarkets, the IAM Market is expected to grow …

The building blocks of a successful authentication infrastructure

In this interview, Josh Alexander, CEO of Toopher, discusses how an increasingly mobile workforce shapes the way an organization deals with authentication issues, provides …

PayPal 2FA flow partially mitigated, accounts are safe

In the wake of the revelation of a flaw that allows attackers to bypass PayPal’s two-factor authentication feature, the e-payment giant has made it temporarily …

Authentication innovation, identity and credential management

In this interview, Richard Parris, CEO of Intercede, talks about how the digital world has shaped our identity, the main catalyst behind authentication innovation as well as …

Advanced cyber attacks rely on privileged credential exploitation

While new and sophisticated malware variants were continually developed to exploit systems in 2013, criminals, hacktivists and advanced attacks continue to do the most damage …

How the cloud can be used and misused

Peter Jopling, CTO and Software Security Executive, IBM UK & Ireland, talks about threats to cloud infrastructure providers, the importance of real-time data analytics, …

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