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Access Control: The 5 Single Sign-On Benefits

IT Security Guru

Using the same password for all software applications increase the chances of cybercriminals learning an individual’s log-in credentials and gaining unauthorized access – resulting in data theft, identity theft and other harm. Single Sign-On (SSO) is a solution that combats password fatigue.

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Navigating the Future: Strategic Insights on Identity Verification and Digital Banking in 2024

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

In 2024, banks are expected to integrate passkeys, moving away from traditional password-based systems. Enterprises in these regions will adopt advanced data encryption techniques, like bring-your-own-key (BYOK) and hold-your-own-key (HYOK) systems, to meet growing demands for data sovereignty.

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Using social media as a tool to share knowledge on day-to-day Cybersecurity risks

CyberSecurity Insiders

B2B If you are a shared workspace company, for example, your followers are likely interested in ways to establish network security in a hybrid workplace. Healthcare While creating content aimed at public services is different than B2B audiences, cybersecurity information is especially relevant.

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What Is a SaaS Security Checklist? Tips & Free Template

eSecurity Planet

These checklists include security standards and best practices for SaaS and cloud applications, and B2B SaaS providers use them to guarantee that their solutions match customer security standards. Is there cybersecurity training on best practices, including setting strong passwords in accordance with the organization’s policy?

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ChatGPT at work: how chatbots help employees, but threaten business

SecureList

Data privacy issues are a concern for businesses. While the first factor in most cases is a password, the second can be a one-time code sent by text/email or generated in a special app ; or it can be something far more complex, such as a hardware security key. How can users protect their accounts from hacking?