What is a YubiKey and how does it work? Where can you buy Yubikeys in Indonesia? It doesn’t matter how computer-literate you are, or how much you value security—something about the YubiKey just feels confusing. But it doesn’t have to.
Can I use one YubiKey with multiple devices in Malaysia? Yes! Just plug your YubiKey into any computer and log in the way you normally would. That’s really it—you’ll be able to log in to all of your accounts, same as before.
Our stores are in Singapore, we can send yubikeys to you in just few hours, you are in Sembawang, Woodlands, Yishun or in North-East: Ang Mo Kio, Hougang, Punggol, Sengkang, Serangoon. Or in the East of Singapore: Bedok, Pasir Ris, Tampines. Or in the West of Singapore: Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang
The cyberthreat landscape has always been worrisome, but today there are many more CISOs noticing new gray hairs in the mirror given an anticipated uptick in cyber attacks from nation states and other bad actors. Ransomware attacks and other forms of account compromise continue to grace the news every month with malicious actors – state-sponsored …
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Most organizations struggle with legacy authentication, with passwords and mobile-based solutions a source of security risk, high IT cost, and frustrated users. However, for organizations with shared workstations and shared device environments, these pain points are only intensified. Shared workstations—common across industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail and hospitality, financial services, energy, utilities, oil and …
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When it comes to WebAuthn, there’s certainly no shortage of acronyms or protocols. But what do they mean, and which ones do you need to care about? Fret not – both clarity and help are available! In this blog, we’ll share tips on how to implement WebAuthn, as well as share news about java-webauthn-server library …
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The vast majority of all cyberattacks start with stolen login passwords or other credentials. In a world that is moving to the cloud, our work, personal and government communication systems have become more accessible and vulnerable for anyone on the internet. Of all the different cyberattacks, credential phishing is by far the largest problem and …
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Continuous authentication is an emerging concept—a future ‘nirvana’ state of security that would provide the capability to validate a user’s identity in real-time as they maneuver between systems, applications, and devices. In theory, continuous authentication solutions would use risk signals from a variety of monitoring sources to authenticate users, identify potential threats and proactively remediate …
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Entities within the US Federal Government are in the midst of a drastic change regarding how they approach the services they are using—moving away from traditional on-prem and proprietary systems to cloud services based on private platforms, like Azure and Amazon Web Services. However, the requirements for security remain the same regardless of the platform …
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In March, we published a blog called “YubiKeys, passkeys and the future of modern authentication” which took a look at the evolution of authentication from when we first introduced the YubiKey back in 2008, to where the industry is heading with the adoption and adaptation of WebAuthn/FIDO authentication. In the last month, there have been …
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