Insight into the 2013 Gartner Magic Quadrant for User Authentication
Posted on 13 March 2013 by
Learn about the two-factor authentication trends and predictions presented by Gartner in the 2013 Magic Quadrant for User Authentication report.
Tag: Two factor authentication
Enterprise security – a German perspective
Posted on 28 December 2012 by
As part of our series looking at CIO views on security we are also interested in different country attitudes to IT security. As a global organization with offices worldwide, we know only too well how different nationalities and cultures bring a wealth of opinion, experience and perspectives to the table. So, let’s take a look […]
America – the land of the free?
Posted on 19 December 2012 by
If you’ve been following our recent CIO series on the Gemalto blog you may be wondering how the US fares when it comes to enterprise security. In comparison with the UK, France, Germany and the Nordics, the US establishes itself as a land of caution, influenced by the lessons learned from recent security breaches around […]
Can a website tell you when it’s time to change…
Posted on 20 July 2012 by
This week has seen yet another study highlighting the inherent dangers of securing your personal information with just a password. According to research from Experian, the average internet user in the UK has just five different passwords, despite having 26 different online accounts. Indeed, a quarter use just one password for most of their logins. […]
Who has the X Factor?
Posted on 16 July 2012 by
In the latest of our posts looking at results of our recent CIO Research project we’re focusing on multi-factor authentication. 38 percent of the CIOs we spoke to as part of our study said that recent, high-profile data breaches experienced by other organizations had prompted them to increase their own security budget. This in itself […]
Data Lockup: The FBI Moves to Advanced Authentication for Law…
Posted on 03 July 2012 by
Terrorists. Organized crime and drug cartel kingpins. Fraudsters. Serial killers. Sex offenders. Name a criminal and there is one place you can find them all—the US Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS). After the 9/11 commission showed that terror attacks on the World Trade Center might have been prevented by better communication, […]