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The purpose of security questions is to confirm the identity of a person trying to gain access to an account. This authentication protects organizations worldwide against cyber attacks. ...

Implementing good password practices in your business reduces the chance that hackers or malicious software could access your accounts. While many individuals and companies may be concerned about potential leaks or security breaches, small businesses and enterprises could do more to ensure their information is safe.  ...

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With cyberattacks on the rise and increased reliance on cloud systems and shared data, there is a prominent need for security and user verification. User authentication has become one of the biggest security efforts for businesses of all sizes. Token-based authentication is one of the most prevalent ways of verifying a user’s identity and access rights. ...

From instant messaging to login credentials, companies in all industries rely on technology to complete many business procedures. You can use cloud-based software to store data, track customer purchases, communicate with other employees and officials and much more. Many organizations use login credentials to let employees and officials access company-based interfaces and software. ...

Optimal IdM offers a comprehensive MFA solution, either as a standalone service sold as OptimalMFA or integrated with the OptimalCloud IAM solution.

Cyberattacks are a common threat to many industries, especially those that deal with sensitive information and data. The healthcare industry in particular faces some of the most cybersecurity challenges of any industry. Healthcare is a crucial aspect of the modern world, so there is an increasing demand for effective cyberattack prevention. ...

With the average cost of a data breach at $3.86 million, more businesses are looking for ways to strengthen the security of their networks and applications. Passwords are especially vulnerable because many internet users reuse their passwords for multiple accounts.  ...

In March 2022, Okta revealed that LUPSUS$ stole and leaked some of their customers’ information online. While the incident is over for Okta, understanding the extent of the damages and how they occurred can help other companies determine how to protect themselves and their clients.