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

Duo's Security Blog

But conventional protection solutions, like password security, fall short when it comes to efficacy. We have a lot of thoughts on passkeys – some of which we’ve shared in other posts in this passkey blog series – and today we’re going to explore how passkeys stack up against passwords from the perspective of cloud platforms.

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Passwords vs. Passkeys: The State of Passkeys on User Endpoints

Duo's Security Blog

And when it comes to managing access for this plethora of devices, password security just isn’t cutting it anymore. In our recent passkey blog series , we’ve been unpacking the difference between new passkey technology and more conventional password security in light of some of the most critical authentication scenarios.

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A week in security (March 27 - April 2)

Malwarebytes

Apple fixes actively exploited vulnerability and introduces new features Steer clear of this EE phish that wants your card details 3 tips to raise your backup game 3 tips for creating backups your organization can rely on when ransomware strikes Stay safe! Want to learn more about how we can help protect your business?

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Australia Stresses Cybersecurity Precautions in Wake of Ukraine Conflict

Duo's Security Blog

Together these practices — which include multi-factor authentication (MFA), restricting administrative privileges and daily backups — provide a clear framework for businesses anywhere that are looking to improve their foundational security footing , as we’ve previously noted on the Duo Blog.

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Passkeys: The future of secure and seamless authentication

Webroot

Major companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft are rolling out passkeys as a replacement for passwords, promising both enhanced security and a smoother user experience. With Password Day coming up this Saturday, it’s the perfect time to discuss the future of authentication.

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3 Essential Elements of an Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) Strategy

Security Boulevard

This is why it's critical to secure your user identities and passwords and the IAM services that manage them. For example, after entering a username and password or SSO credentials, a user may be required to accept a push notification from an authenticator app or enter a PIN sent to a personal device.

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3 Must-Know Cybersecurity Tips for Online Business

Chicago CyberSecurity Training

Use Strong Passwords and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): One of the most important steps to securing your business is to use strong pass phrases for your accounts. It suggested that you use a password manager like 1Password to maintain your credentials and never physically write them down. Avoid using pass words (ex.