NY DFS Issues Alert
The NYDFS released this notice yesterday. While they are issuing the alert concerning the heightened risk of cyber attacks from...
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security system that requires more than one method of authentication to verify the user’s identity. So, even if a password was successfully cracked, a user would have to verify their identity in another manner which that user designates. These identifying mechanisms can range from another password to a security token they may carry, or some sort of biometric verification that only that user possesses.
RFID Cloning: How to Protect Your Business from Physical Infiltration
If you can gain access to your office building, school, or hotel room by simply tapping a card, then there...
Where do your Passwords go when you Die?
Where do your Passwords go when you Die? Christopher J. Barretto Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and one should consult...