Results for Multifactor Authentication

Single Sign-On: Secure, Simple Hack Prevention

Ransomware attacks are costing the global business community billions. A simple security tool like single sign-on can stop a hacker.

We can’t function without passwords, but many people have questions about what password management best practices are.

In single-factor authentication, the device expects that only the user will know his/her password – but modern security isn’t that naïve!

Multifactor authentication can alleviate some of the issues related to weak or reused passwords, but does not completely remove them.

In June of 2016 a massive hacking incident occurred that involved over 32 million accounts.