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...
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.
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...