Passwords stories
Erroneous alerts regarding potential missile strikes that caused civil disruption in Hawaii and Japan in recent history.
Dell is asking all of its Dell.com customers to change their passwords after it detected 'unauthorised activity' on its network earlier this month.
A good MFA solution would cover access for both types of applications, and enable access for both employees and third parties such as contractors.
In an era of rampant cyber attacks, companies like Amazon are testing sophisticated zero log-in tech, aiming to make passwords a thing of the past.
LastPass has released its 2018 Global Password Security Report, providing insights into password behaviour in the workplace.
About 81% of mass breaches are caused by stolen or weak passwords, and just over half of data breaches involve some form of credential harvesting.
Web development and coding platform GitHub has rolled out password and two-factor authentication revamps to make user accounts more secure.
Silverstreet, a cloud communications company, aims to simplify two-factor authentication with its cybersecurity brand, Twizo.
Okta announces new features that allow organisations to replace passwords with stronger authentication methods.
Google to address app monitoring of network activity in upcoming Android P, says NordVPN. Users urged to use VPN for online privacy.
More than 330 million Twitter users are being urged to change their passwords after an internal system glitch caused the passwords to be exposed.
What's in a password? A lot, actually. Your passwords are the gateway to you and your company's most important documents and assets.
Microsoft hails the death of passwords. What are other security experts saying? Comments from Malwarebytes, CyberArk, Vault Systems, ESET & SailPoint.
Centrify urges the end of passwords, citing their ineffectiveness and the rise of smarter security measures like two-factor authentication and biometrics.
There was a renewed global response to data security in 2018, placing pressure on organisations to assume more responsibility for the data they hold.
CERT NZ's Q3 report shows an alarming 35% rise in financial losses from cyber incidents, now at NZD $2.9 million, with unauthorised access up by 28%.
Over a third of Aussie firms suffer data breaches due to staff errors, underlining dire need for cybersecurity training.
As Cyber Smart Week 2018 kicks off, CERT NZ urges Kiwis to bolster online defences amid lingering concerns over data breaches like Facebook's.
Ransomware continues to be a major concern for Australian consumers this year - and many are unsure if they have even been affected by it.
Over 60% of Australians are now more aware of how their data is collected and used, according to a survey by ADMA.
