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The Evolution of Identity and Multi-Factor Verification
Just as MFA arose to fight phishing and password attacks, multi-factor verification has emerged to combat social engineering and other modern identity threats. Learn all about MFV — how it works, why it's needed, and how to get it.
Why Desktop MFA Is Critical for Organizational Security
Most authentication and authorization systems are geared toward controlling access to enterprise ...
How Secure is MFA, Really? How Hackers Bypass MFA
The inherent security weaknesses of passwords has prompted the rise of multi-factor authentication ...
Brute-Force Attacks: What You Need to Know
As cybersecurity defenses have hardened in terms of perimeter defense and threat detection, ...
Why Strong Identity Authentication is Key for Insurance Companies
There's been much recent discussion on the requirements for organizations to deploy strict security ...
Celebrate World Password Day by Eliminating Passwords
Intel created World Password Day — the first Thursday of May — in 2013 to improve awareness for the ...
Six of the Biggest Problems with Password Managers
The problems with passwords are numerous, both from a security and a usability standpoint. We’ve ...
How Secure is Critical Infrastructure?
Watch the presentation from CISA’s ICSJWG Spring Meeting: Recently, HYPR partnered with the CISA ...
How to Prevent Ransomware by Eliminating Passwords
Ransomware had been a growing threat to global cybersecurity even before recent geopolitical events ...
Seven Password Security Best Practices
Widely recognized as one of the weakest links in any security posture, passwords continue to be the ...
What Are Push Attacks?
Organizations frequently implement multi-factor authentication (2FA, MFA) that uses push ...
6 Best Practices to Secure Authentication for Energy and Utilities
The clear and present cyberthreat to energy and utility companies has taken center stage with the ...
Lapsus$ and the Benefits of Decoupling Authentication
Over the past few weeks, the fairly new on the scene Lapsus$ Group has achieved notoriety for ...
Zero Trust Authentication: What It Is & How to Achieve It
Until recently, Zero Trust was more popular with marketing teams than the security trenches. ...
How to Prevent Account Takeover (ATO)
Account takeover (ATO) is when a malicious third party gains control of a user account and thus ...
How Safe is Passwordless Authentication
Despite increases in cybersecurity spending, stricter regulations, and awareness education and ...