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How Biometrics Measure Up and Why They Aren’t the Cure-All for Cybersecurity

The biometrics industry is expanding rapidly. Consider the following when exploring the possibilities of biometric security use.

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Privacy Regulation in a Connected IoT World

Privacy Regulation in a Connected World: New California legislation is a1st step for privacy regulation; but IoT regulation should be expanded. Here is why.

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Top 25 Worst Passwords and Password Patterns

What makes passwords bad? It is not just the words. It is how they are used, what context they are used in and other factors. Learn more!

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Are PSD2 SCA Options Too Narrow in Scope?

On 09/14, PSD2 SCA requirements were introduced in the EU. It will help protect customers but why did they not consider lower-customer-friction options?

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Credential Stuffing Attacks vs. Brute Force Attacks

Credential stuffing and brute force attacks are different threats. Understand how they work and how to defend against both.

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A Guide to Law Firm Cybersecurity Risks & Ethical Compliance

Law firms are frequently targeted by hackers but the ABA's Formal Opinion 483 will guide law firm cybersecurity policy to protect firms and their clients.

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Massive Equifax Data Breach Puts Consumers at Risk for Identity Theft and Compromised Accounts

Equifax announced a massive data breach that exposes affected consumers to an increased risk of identity theft and compromised accounts.

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Punishing users for *possibly* using another site with a breach

I recently received an email that notified me of a forced password reset for one of my online accounts due to the AdultFriendFinder breach. I DON'T have an AdultFriendFinder account and have never used that site, but because of the reuse of passwords across multiple sites, a breach for one company creates a domino effect for other companies.

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Yahoo Confirms Largest Known Breach in History: 500MM Accounts

Back in August, a hacker named peace_of_mind claimed to be selling a database containing credentials for 200 million Yahoo accounts.

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