Passwords are not failing simply because people misuse them. They are failing because the economics of identity attack have changed. What used to be a single control is now a reusable, tradeable, and highly scalable point of exposure.
Attackers have devised cunning ways to exploit or intercept OTPs. This article will examine where OTPs have become insufficient, emerging methods that build upon them, and how passive risk analysis can layer onto OTPs to block fraud attempts.
Even among seasoned security professionals, there’s a growing recognition that reliance on shared secrets—like passwords—are riddled with inherent risks. Passkeys are a forward-looking strategy for defeating password-related vulnerabilities.
Healthcare delivery has been on a steady trajectory toward digital transformation. Recently, a convergence of trends—patient demand for convenience, the expansion of telehealth, and the proliferation of online services—has accelerated that shift dramatically. The COVID-19 pandemic shined a spotlight on the importance of remote care options, fast access to health…
Imagine logging into your online banking app only to find a long trail of unauthorized transactions that have drained your checking account. Or consider a healthcare provider inadvertently releasing sensitive medical records to the wrong person. With how much information is digitized today, these scenarios are increasingly likely, underscoring the…
For many organizations today, the vast majority of customer interactions take place online. As services have shifted online, the need to protect sensitive information has grown exponentially. The digital realm is increasingly fraught with dangers. Cyberthreats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, with malicious actors employing ever more sophisticated tactics.