What happens when a musician and software developer takes up penetration testing? Tanya Janca, that’s what.
Tanya’s the latest guest on Plurilock's Identity in Cybersecurity podcast, where she talks about:
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The importance of privacy in a world of data aggregation |
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Automation and not reinventing the wheel |
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Striking the balance between security and usability |
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Ready to listen to this high-profile, high-energy cybersecurity expert talk about how to balance competing concerns in the world of cybersecurity?
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During COVID, MFA Challenges CISOs
The importance of MFA is now widely understood, but that doesn’t mean it’s become easier to deploy or use.
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“Passwordless” Isn’t Passwordless
MFA solutions claiming to offer “passwordless” authentication proliferate—but at the moment, none of them deliver.
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Ed Hammersla Joins Plurilock
Veteran cybersecurity leader formerly of TCS, Forcepoint, Raytheon, IBM, NEC, and Informix Federal joins Plurilock’s board.
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Why YubiKey falls short. These four stories show why the popular hardware authenticator shouldn’t be your first—or only—MFA solution.
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Going Zero Trust? You need Plurilock. NIST’s draft standard outlines requirements that are difficult to meet—unless you have Plurilock.
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Did you know?
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Plurilock ADAPT is an invisible MFA solution that slots easily into your existing SSO framework using standards like SAML and OpenID Connect.
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Suffering from account and license sharing?
Plurilock ADAPT authenticates people, not credentials—to put a stop to revenue loss resulting from SaaS license sharing.
