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Shift to remote work is accelerating digitisation RIYADH, December 24, 2020 Organisations have undergone unprecedented IT change this year amid a massive shift to remote work, accelerating adoption of digital solutions including cloud technology.    A new report from Duo Security at Cisco, the leading multi-factor authentication (MFA) and secure access provider, says the security implications of this transition will reverberate for years to come, as the hybrid workplace demands the workforce to be secure, connected and productive from anywhere.   The 2020 Duo Trusted Access Report det...

Organisations have undergone unprecedented IT change this year amid

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been a strong proponent of facial recognition and other forms of passwordless authentication. Today’s columnist, J. Wolfgang Goerlich of Duo Security at Cisco, offers some insights into how the industry can move beyond passwords. Change happens at an uneven pace. Take the latest smartphone. The camera still has a lovely shutter click, though digital cameras have long since surpassed shutter cameras. The QWERTY keyboard was designed to solve the problem of jamming in 19th century typewriters. And yes, to open apps and websites alike, we’re still using an idea ...

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email SolarWinds Isn't the Only Way Hackers Entered Networks, CISA Says The agency warned that ejecting attackers from networks will be tough, especially because they can likely read the email of IT and cybersecurity employees. The fallout from the SolarWinds breaches will be far more difficult and time-consuming to remediate than originally assumed, as the attackers likely found more ways to enter federal networks than just the SolarWinds Orion product and have been targeting IT and response personnel, according to the government’s lead cybersecurity agency. The Cybersecurity and I...