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Protecting Your Universe from Third-Party Threats with Risk-Based Authentication & Verified Push

Duo's Security Blog

However, the recent spate of software supply chain attacks has heightened awareness amongst security teams and IT on the risks of third parties and how quickly those risks can turn into incidents. In today’s blog, we’ll talk about how RBA and more secure methods of authentication can securely enable third-party access.

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The Most Popular Data Security Webinars of 2022: Sovereignty, Cloud Security and Compliance Top the List

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

The Most Popular Data Security Webinars of 2022: Sovereignty, Cloud Security and Compliance Top the List. Throughout 2022, Thales hosted more than 40 webinars on a wide variety of cybersecurity topics, including, cloud security, data sovereignty, compliance, data threat trends, and rethinking approaches to role-based authentication.

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Defining Good: A Strategic Approach to API Risk Reduction

Security Boulevard

How do we gauge how risky it is and how do we ensure that future APIs are not putting the enterprise at risk? Unfortunately, the security challenges associated with APIs can't be solved by simply updating existing testing tools and edge security defenses to check-the-box technologies that claim to provide "API security."

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Passkeys vs. Passwords: The State of Passkeys on Cloud Sites

Duo's Security Blog

So for many IT teams, the news that tech giants are steadily embracing passkey technology is exciting. We’ve been answering these questions in this blog series by unpacking the pros and cons of passkey technology from different authentication perspectives. Nobody likes passwords. But how effective are passkeys really?

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Is Artificial Intelligence Making People More Secure? Or Less?

Security Boulevard

AI can be used to monitor user behavior and make real-time decisions about whether to grant access or add step-up authentication if there is anything anomalous about the request (such as a login from an unusual timezone). If it detects a threat or anomalous behavior, its dashboard explains the decision in human-readable form. We should, too.

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3 Steps to Prevent a Case of Compromised Credentials

Duo's Security Blog

Passwords are a weak point in modern-day secure authentication practices, with Verizon highlighting that almost 50% of breaches start with compromised credentials. Until a fully password-free environment is deployed, accepted, and adopted by all users, less secure methods of authentication will still be relied on.

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The Bridge to Zero Trust

CyberSecurity Insiders

This is why governments and organizations around the world are implementing a zero trust security framework to reduce the risk of attacks while protecting resources and data. They’ll also discuss recommended steps to advance security posture. We will also feature speakers from Ping Identity and others. You can view the full agenda here.