For most of cybersecurity's history, we have measured success by what didn't happen. The breach that was prevented. The account that wasn't compromised. The data that wasn't stolen. The regulatory problem that never…
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AI is transforming fraud through synthetic identities, deepfakes and digital impersonation. Learn why traditional identity verification is under pressure and how behavioral intelligence, passwordless authentication, authentication intent and Full Duplex Authentication® can help establish stronger digital trust.
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Imposter websites and lookalike domains are one of today's fastest-growing cyber threats. Learn how traditional MFA can still be vulnerable to fake websites and discover how PasswordFree® and NoPass™, powered by patented Full Duplex Authentication®, use mutual authentication to stop imposter sites before credentials are compromised.
For years, much of the cybersecurity discussion around artificial intelligence focused on what attackers might eventually do with AI. Attackers are already using generative AI inside real-world intrusions—not simply to write phishing emails or generate…
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…
