Reusing passwords may feel like a harmless shortcut – until a single breach opens the door to multiple accounts ...

The breach post-mortem always reveals the same pattern. An attacker compromised credentials, escalated privileges, and moved ...

Almost exactly a month before the holiday season, a story about a French hospital experiencing a cyber attack hit the news cycles. According to reports, the data breach that impacted 750,000 medical ...

The password problem — weak, reused credentials that are easy to compromise yet hard to remember and manage — plagues users and organizations. But despite technological advances, passwords still guard ...

Although password-based credentials have always been popular attack vectors, they’ve become even more enticing targets due to the emergence of cybercrime marketplaces and Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS).

Length does matter (ha), but how you create and manage a password often matters just as much, if not more. A long password that's predictable or reused across accounts can still be cracked, leaked or ...

Almost half of organizations have users with "long-lived" credentials in cloud services, making them more likely to be victimized in a data breach. Long-lived credentials are authentication tokens or ...

AWS said in a statement to CRN that it completed an investigation into the security flaw and determined that it ‘is not a security issue, but rather expected behavior that falls within the trust ...

It’s a common story: weak or reused passwords find their way online, with damaging consequences for organization. Criminals increasingly deploy stolen credentials to gain initial access to user ...

Password has launched Unified Access to give admins the capability to centrally manage credentials, boosting employee ...

For the longest time, security professionals have been coming up with new ways to do what the key has been doing for centuries – locking or unlocking a door. But now, in addition to allowing or ...