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CISO Enterprise FIDO2 IAM Okta onlykey Password Manager Yubikey

01 de agosto, 2024
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Defragmenting Enterprise Authentication | An Improved Approach to Identity Access Management

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face a persistent challenge: securing authentication mechanisms within their organizations. Despite numerous predictions heralding the end of passwords, they remain a cornerstone of digital security. This article delves into...

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28 de junio, 2024
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OnlyKey: The Ultimate Security Tool for Password Managers | Bitwarden, LastPass, 1Password

Let's face it, at some point, we've all reused the same password across multiple platforms. It's tempting and convenient but poses a significant security risk. If one account is compromised, hackers can potentially access all your accounts using the same...

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16 de septiembre, 2021
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OnlyKey DUO - The Best Protection For All of Your USB-C and USB-A Devices

OnlyKey DUO is the newest addition, supporting all of your devices with either USB-A or USB-C, it supports both in one portable key. OnlyKey supports touch to type passwords or touch to login as a security key (FIDO2): With industry leading...

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07 de septiembre, 2021
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Introducing OnlyKey DUO: The world’s first tiny, portable security key that protects your accounts & works with all your USB-C & USB-A devices right out of the box!

Today we are pleased to announce the OnlyKey DUO launch on Kickstarter! With the same features users love about OnlyKey, OnlyKey DUO is one of the most versatile security keys available and in a small form factor that now supports...

14 de agosto, 2020
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OnlyKey for MSPs and Ransomware Protection

Security experts agree that passwords must be long and complex to fend off attackers. But is that enough to protect an organization from hackers and ransomware?