Identity & Security
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Breaches
How Poor Identity Access Management Equals Security Breaches
Your Expensive Cybersecurity System Might Have a Gaping Hole
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Mobile
10 Mobile Security Threats (and What You Can do to Fight Back)
The increased use of mobile devices has led to an uptick in mobile security threats. Now, enterprises have to be more diligent than ever to protect their private data.
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IDaaS
5 Massive Benefits Of Identity As A Service For Developers
Identity as a service provides lots of benefits for companies and developers looking to iterate quickly. Focus on building customer value not authentication.
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Breaches
4 Security Measures Companies Implement After a Breach
Sometimes, data breaches happen. Taking preventative measures is incredibly important, but knowing how to mitigate after a breach should also be a priority.
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Security Questions
Are Your Security Questions As Safe As You Think?
They safeguard your account, but they're not exactly all they're cracked up to be.
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User Experience
Should You Make Your Users Log In?
Pros, cons, and exceptions to asking users to create an account.
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OAuth2
OAuth 2.0 Best Practices for Native Apps
The IETF has released Best Current Practice (BCP) for OAuth 2.0 in native apps. Learn about it now.
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Vulnerabilities
WPA2 KRACK Attack: The WiFi Hack and What it Means
A new security vulnerability has been found in the WPA2 WiFi protocol. We will look at the details of this, and how to mitigate it.
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FaceID
Is FaceID Really Secure?
Learn about the technology and security implications regarding Apple's FaceID.
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Productivity
Enhancing Productivity With Identity and Access Management
Security measures should augment productivity, not impede it
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Breaches
Breached Password Detection: Protect Your Users’ Data Before It’s Too Late
Recent breach affecting up to 711M email addresses shows critical need for protection and detection.
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Mitigations
How to Not Get Your Identity Stolen
Practical advice for mitigating your risk of identity theft.
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Breaches
Equifax Data Breach Compromises 143 Million People
Personal identifying information was compromised for 143 million Americans in a massive Equifax data breach from May to July, 2017.