The meme goes on and on, and honestly, some of OneID’s own messaging contributes to it. But what do we really mean when we say that passwords are an obsolete technology, ripe for replacement?
Three classes of evidence for authentication, called authentication factors, are generally…
This is the final article in a 5-part series on two-factor authentication. For more information about the series, please refer to the introductory article. Here are four essential steps to move to an identity system that provides security for both users and service providers, yet is convenient to use.
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I recently attended the PYMNTS conference at Harvard University, along with some of the payments industry’s most successful companies. The industry is abuzz with the opportunities about to be unleashed as the mobile device evolves into its new potential role as a digital wallet.
Virtually every hot topic in payments assumes the future presence of…
This article is the fourth in a 5-part series on two-factor authentication. For more information about the series, please refer to the introductory article.
True or false: Is adherence to compliance requirements a “good enough” security posture? If you’re in a CISO or similar role, adherence to relevant compliance…
This article is the third in a 5-part series on two-factor authentication. For more information about the series, please refer to the introductory article.
We’ve been hearing a lot about two-factor authentication lately.
For example, after the password files at Twitter and Evernote were stolen, both companies announced that…
