Posted on 25 October 2022 by
We’ve covered the history of authentication and where we’re at today, but now it’s time to focus on what is to come. We recently saw the release of Passkey, by FIDO Alliance, to support mobile and computer platforms, and with the clear commitment from Apple, Google and Microsoft, the question is no longer if FIDO […]
Posted on 14 October 2022 by
In my previous blog posts I took you through the last 30 years of digital banking security and how it has evolved to what we know and use today. In my cliff hanger I mentioned FIDO and passkeys and how they will change the landscape – it’s time to dig deeper and discover how this […]
Posted on 11 October 2022 by
2007 was the year that changed banking forever. It was the year we saw Apple launch the iPhone and in no time, feature phones were a thing of the past. Smartphones were everywhere, bringing with them mobile apps which went on to pave the way for the digital banking revolution that we know and use […]
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Looking back at how financial institutions (FIs) have been protecting access to their remote digital services can help us to understand the banking authentication technology used today, and what may evolve in the coming future. But before we can get to what’s coming, we need to start from the beginning. What is Multi-Factor Authentication? Service […]
Posted on 29 July 2022 by
In our Digital First blog series we have extolled the virtues of a Modern Card Program, and why they’re such an important part of any digital first banking offering. As well as the challenges of building such a program. In the final part of our series – we’re focusing on perhaps the challenge that this all […]
Posted on 21 July 2022 by
In the first part of this blog series, we looked at the importance of Modern Card Programs. People expect real-time, simple yet secure services to order, manage and use payments cards at-stores and online. They expect to be in control via their smartphones; using a modern banking application as fintechs and neo banks demonstrated as […]
