Are you considering implementing the OpenID Shared Signals Framework (SSF) but unsure if it’s the right fit for your organization’s security needs? This post aims to provide a straightforward overview of SSF and help you determine its suitability for your security strategy. What is the Shared Signals Framework? It is difficult for Organizations to protect […]
Credential security plays a pivotal role in advancing privacy and equity by fostering a safer and more inclusive digital landscape.
ATO attacks are a huge reputational risk for businesses in the finance industry, but that pales in comparison when customers lose their entire life savings.
There is no doubt that growth in the Zero Trust market is fueled by the increasing frequency of cyber-attacks and regulations for data protection. But let’s face it, Zero Trust (ZT) is a chimera for most organizations. As long as we continue to define successful ZT as “MFA everything” and least privilege access everywhere, it’s never going to happen.
In 2017, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released NIST Special Publication 800-63B Digital Identity Guidelines to help organizations properly comprehend and address risk as it relates to password management on the part of end users. Nearly every year since, NIST has undertaken to update or underscore these guidelines as security experts continue […]
Assessing The Risk of Compromised Credentials to The Enterprise Businesses today face an abundance of organizational risk. These come in the form of creating the business model itself, dealing with third parties, managing vendors and partners, monitoring internal and external fiscal fraud, exercising premise security, and the like. In the 21st century, no greater risk […]
by Stan Bounev and Chris Olive When faced with the problem of data being open to all users on an early, 1960’s mainframe computer, Fernando “Corby” Corbato rather nonchalantly assigned passwords to protect user private data, and the concept of the computer password was born. Fast forward to today, and no one ever would have […]
Account Takeover (ATO) Attacks Simply Don’t Matter Account Takeover (ATO) attacks seemingly just don’t matter. That’s the conclusion a semi-informed outside observer might potentially come to based on how these pernicious attacks are being addressed by the cybersecurity community. That ATO attacks desperately need to be addressed, and addressed in the right way, goes without […]
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