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Companies that provide users with just a username and password to log into VPNs could be exposed to data breaches due to stolen credentials. To stop this from happening, consider using Duo’s Multi-Factor Authentication with Cisco’s AnyConnect VPN. Find out the details in this datasheet.

More and more organizations are enrolling users in Multi-Factor Authentication (henceforth referred to as MFA) wherein a secondary form of authentication takes place following a user inputting their credentials into a service to ensure a user is who they say they are. It’s an added layer of security and authentication that can help prevent compromise. But this isn’t bulletproof.

An analysis of 120 of the world's top-ranked English-language websites has found that many of them allow weak passwords, including those that can be easily guessed, such as “abc123456” and “P@$$w0rd”

Rigorous audit confirms TraitWare’s adherence to strictest security standards and further validates its trusted Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform.

Preventing escalation from initial access in your Active Directory (AD) environment to Domain Admins can feel impossible, especially after years of successful red team engagements finding new attack paths each time. While securing your critical assets is challenging, it is not impossible with the right approach.This blog post provides a high-level explanation of how to implement security boundaries in an on-prem AD and Azure environment to protect your critical assets based on the principle of t...

Microsoft has partnered with Apple on an upcoming iOS update that will migrate Exchange Online accounts using Basic authentication in the Mail app to the more secure Modern authentication (OAuth 2.0).

John, an IT pro at a plastic fabrication company, had a question for our Zero Trust security experts: How often should a SMB (100-150 employees) do security audits? Dave, a front-line consulting veteran, had an answer: Constantly.

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The Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice ordered Twitter to pay $150 million for violating 2011 FTC order prohibiting company from misrepresenting privacy, data security practices. Proposed order bans Twitter from profiting from deceptively collected data.

T is crucial that providers take control of their cybersecurity posture and secure their telehealth solutions from cyberattacks and risks.