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Posted on 30 November 2015 by
Try our Holiday Calendar Countdown quiz on M2M IoT technology and you might win a great prize!
Tag: Authentication
Our insights from the latest European Banking Authority’s paper on…
Posted on 31 July 2019 by
We analyze the European Banking Authority’s latest opinion paper on PSD2, which gives companies more clarity on what to expect from this upcoming legislation
Pros and cons of mobile tokens in authentication
Posted on 31 August 2011 by
I recently discussed the future of the online banking industry and how the FFEIC should shape its next set of guidelines to ensure the safety of both banks and their customers in the years ahead. However, one area which I didn’t explore in that post is the mobile platform, and the role it has to play […]
The failure of web certificates heightens need for stronger authentication
Posted on 28 September 2011 by
The front page of today’s USA Today carries a chilling warning for web users about the vulnerability of digital certificate authorities, following hacks of three such organizations this summer. There are around 650 of these authorities, and the fact that hacking has been uncovered at three of these in such quick succession should be a […]
Thoughts on Google’s Two-Factor Authentication – Part One
Posted on 08 November 2011 by
I read an interesting post by Chris Ripley on BlogCritics last week, looking at Google’s two-factor authentication. In case you missed its recent announcement, the search giant has made two-factor authentication available on its email accounts worldwide. This is a great step in the right direction and it’s fantastic to see people like Chris supporting the […]
A history of the SIM card
Posted on 13 November 2013 by
The SIM card is a small and mighty device that has changed the face of communication since it was created in 1991. To echo the comparison Nick Keatley makes on the Wireless Banana blog, it’s a chip that has seen several iterations over the years, reducing in size from a credit card to a postage […]