Why a Passwordless Experience isn’t Necessarily Passwordless

The latest Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report informs us that over half of all the reported data breach incidents investigated involved the theft of user credential information. Even worse than that grim stat is the tidbit that 85% of all data breaches involved a human element due to a successful Phishing attack tricking a user, […]

Password Security Attacks

Sticky notes are a wonderful invention. They have lots of useful uses in the office, from quick lists to task descriptions on Kanban boards for agile development teams. Like all ideas, they can also be used for things that are not so good. Such as a convenient way to store passwords for IT systems. The […]

The Rise and Fall of the humble Password – Authentication!

Ah, simpler times, a decade ago if you had your username and a password you could log in! Things started to get a little trickier when we saw the start of “remote users” who could “dial in” to access their accounts.   From this point things really changed, and that threat landscape grew. Connectivity expanded exponentially, […]