Security. Practicality. Privacy.
Effective real-world cybersecurity balances all of these. How do your authentication strategies stack up? This quick reference shows you a side-by-side comparison of the most common approaches.
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Invisible Authentication Solves MFA's Many Privacy Problems
Privacy is increasingly front and center in cybersecurity, yet MFA can create privacy problems. One strategy overcomes them.
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Podcast: Ian Paterson Talks MFA on the Shared Security Podcast
Plurilock CEO Ian Paterson visits Shared Security to explain that there are both good and bad ways of doing multi-factor authentication.
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Device-free Authentication? Only if you do it right. Device-free authentication is a worthy goal—but only if it’s done securely.
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A behavioral biometrics omnibus. It’s the next big thing in security. Here's what it is, how it works, where it comes from, and what the future holds.
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Why SMS authentication is never secure. If you’re using SMS for multi-factor authentication, it’s time to stop. Understand why.
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Privacy-friendly, invisible MFA? Yes.
Add strong, friction-free MFA to your online applications while safeguarding user privacy.
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