Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from answering questions to taking action. Traditional generative AI might summarize a report, draft an email or analyze information. And, depending on the authority they are given, make decisions and take actions…
What are the security risks of MFA? Review phishing, SMS weaknesses, MFA fatigue, lost devices, friction, and administrative complexity.
For decades, cybersecurity has operated around a relatively simple assumption: But what if the person who successfully completed that login isn't actually the person we think they are? And what if an authentication event that was legitimate five minutes ago…
Zero Trust has become one of the most important principles in modern cybersecurity. But there is a problem with the way many organizations interpret that idea. Verification is frequently treated as synonymous with…
That's push notification Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and it has become one of the most familiar forms of workplace authentication. Its popularity isn't difficult to understand. Push MFA eliminates the need to wait for a text message, copy a six-digit…
Can SMS replace an authenticator app? Compare text-message MFA risks, authenticator apps, and phishing-resistant passwordless authentication.
Can employers require MFA for remote workers? Review policy, privacy, device, accessibility, and business-continuity considerations.
Can a hardware key replace an authenticator app? Compare phishing resistance, usability, recovery, and enterprise deployment options.
For decades, authentication has been built around one question: “Who are you?” In a world of phishing, deepfakes, AI-generated deception and nearly perfect digital impersonation, perhaps it's time we asked the other side the same question.
For years, many organizations treated cybersecurity as a specialized responsibility. On an organizational chart, that division of responsibilities makes sense. In practice, the boundaries have become increasingly difficult to…
