Behavioral Biometric Systems: Privacy-Friendly, Less Risky, More Compliant, and More Secure
Many organizations today depend on digital services and data to run daily operations and ensuring the privacy of critical data and information systems is now a key part of doing
Behavioral Biometric Systems: Privacy-Friendly, Less Risky, More Compliant, and More Secure
Many organizations today depend on digital services and data to run daily operations and ensuring the privacy of critical data and information systems is now a key part of doing
Behavioral Biometric Systems: Privacy-Friendly, Less Risky, More Compliant, and More Secure
Many organizations today depend on digital services and data to run daily operations and ensuring the privacy of critical data and information systems is now a key part of doing
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Bad Authentication UX is Becoming Obsolete
UX, short for “User eXperience,” is one of the great keys to productivity in the computing age. Why? Because the
Invisible Authentication Solves MFA’s Many Privacy Problems
Privacy is now front and center in technology. Facebook, Apple, Huawei, Google, you name the brand and they’re appearing in
Podcast: Behavioral Biometrics and Cybersecurity, Past and Present
Plurilock™ CEO Ian Paterson recently appeared with host Dave Bittner on the well-known CyberWire Daily Podcast, Episode 721, to talk
Podcast: What is Multi-factor Authentication?
Plurilock™ CEO Ian Paterson recently chatted about multi-factor authentication with Tom Eston from The Shared Security Podcast, in Episode 58.
Embrace Device-free Authentication, But Do It the Right Way
Authentication is frustrating for today’s users. Another notification. Another multi-digit code to type in. Another occasion to reach for the
Your Insecure SMS Auth Flow is Not an MFA Solution
Decades ago, Short Messaging Service (SMS) changed the world—by being a convenient, barrier-free, omnipresent, and desperately easy way for end
Continuous Authentication Must Eventually Supersede Passwords and Legacy MFA
Passwords were first used in the 1960s by early computer users that were largely academics and specialists. There weren’t nearly
Here are Plurilock’s 2019 Authentication Guidelines
Authentication has become a fraught topic. As many as 81 percent of all breaches result from weak or stolen authentication
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Cybersecurity, Work, and the Future
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and depending on whether you’re in the United States or Canada, any of the following
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Cybersecurity at Home
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and the theme for this week is “Make Your Home a Haven for Online Security.”
Why Proof of Presence is Critical for Cybersecurity in 2018
THE NEEDLES IN THE HAYSTACK Cybersecurity professionals face an ever-greater number of challenges in today’s landscape. As solutions and technology
Podcast: Advanced Biometrics Security
On the latest episode of Evolved Radio, Plurilock’s CEO, Ian Paterson, weighed in on cybersecurity topics like behavioral biometrics, why
A Step Ahead with Biometric Authentication
As cyber attacks continue to mount and claim new victims, the cybersecurity industry continues to play catch-up, trying to fend
