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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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New Jersey Data Breach Notification Law

As of Sept 1st, 2019, businesses based in New Jersey are now required to notify impacted users of online account information exposed in a data breach.

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GDPR Password Policy: Critical Components

Many businesses are still troubled by GDPR compliance and are confused about how the regulation applies to password policy.

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Eliminating the Burden of Periodic Password Reset

NIST 800-63b password guidelines can improve user's experience with passwords, including the guideline to stop forcing periodic password resets for users.

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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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FTC Creates De-Facto Legal Requirements for Credential Stuffing & Account Takeover

The FTC is sending a strong message that businesses will no longer be able to play the victim-card. Instead, they are responsible for protecting their customers from credential stuffing and account takeover.

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What’s behind PCI’s New MFA Requirements?

Many have implemented MFA ahead of the new PCI requirement. Let's look at PCI's multi-factor implementation guidance that highlights some considerations, particularly around passwords that may otherwise be overlooked.

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NIST SP 800-63B Final Guidelines: Digital Identity Explained

NIST SP 800-63 final guidelines explained: learn what the standard covers for digital identity and password security.

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Why NIST Compromised Credential Checking Matters for Security

Learn why NIST requires compromised credential checking and how it improves password security under 800-63B.

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