Digital Credentials stories

Government employees and contractors are prime targets for cyber-attacks because of the information they have access to.>>

Even with education and phishing tests, users continue to hand over legitimate logins to attackers, who in turn exploit them with a high degree of success.>>

One Identity has released survey findings revealing a significant increase in digital identities globally. >>

By implementing behavioural analytics and smart password practices, security teams can thwart credential-based attacks across the organisation.>>

The tool is part of Attivo’s Endpoint Detection Net suite, and is aimed at enabling organisations to hide credentials from would-be attackers and their tools.>>

"Anyone could have had access to the information stolen," says Check Point.>>

When the focus has been on adversaries that develop increasingly complex and sophisticated attacks, tried and true techniques such as compromised credentials continue to be amongst the most potent weapons.>>

According to the study, employees' habits, including password re-use and letting family members use corporate devices, are putting critical business systems and sensitive data at risk. >>

“This acquisition is a major step toward our goal of revolutionising the way organisations electronically exchange trusted records,” says Hyland president and CEO Bill Priemer. >>

The number of smart card shipments is forecast to increase from 618.8 million in 2018 to 732.7 million in 2023, according to ABI Research.>>

New research reveals the US is ripe for harvest, but Blueliv says the declines in EU and Asia are almost definitely only temporary.>>

The Cybersecurity Audit Certificate Program provides audit/assurance professionals with the knowledge needed to excel in cybersecurity audits. >>

Seos can be ported onto microprocessor devices, allowing the credential system to be delivered on mobile devices, wearables, and smart cards.>>

A Singapore tech firm is using blockchain technology to bring validation and authentication to CVs and other credential types.>>

This year cyber attackers have narrowed their focus to methods that involve credential theft, be it through malware, phishing or brute force attacks.>>

Honey tokens, which are honeypots that are not computers, are easily studied and avoided by the average attacker.>>

“Enterprises - and the companies that work for and with them - need to be better prepared for this sort of brute force attack.">>

"My eQuals will enhance student mobility & streamline processes for employers and others who will be able to verify the authenticity of credentials.">>