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  • YubiEnterprise Delivery Service expands to 49 countries to help customers increase remote work security for distributed workforcesThe past two years have seen a tremendous amount of change regarding normal business processes for companies around the world, and our customers are no exception. When YubiEnterprise Delivery was first launched in May of 2020, organizations and their workforces, partners, and customers were just beginning to grapple with the new challenges that the pandemic […]Read moreauthenticationMFAremote workersYubiEnterpriseYubiKey
  • Future-Proof Authentication & Compliance for Healthcare – YubicoHealthcare continues to remain one of the most highly targeted industries by cyber criminals. In fact, with the COVID-19 pandemic, the industry has seen a doubling of the number of cyber attacks – attacks which are both costly ($9.23 million, on average) and disruptive. What’s even more troubling is that these attacks are likely to […]Read moreauthenticationcompliancehealthcarepasswordless
  • YubiKey on a desk next to a laptGitHub no longer accepts passwords for Git authentication, secure your accounts with YubiKeyGitHub has been a longstanding supporter of strong security for its customers and developer communities. From its most recent support for using U2F and FIDO2 security keys for SSH, to its 2019 announcement of Web Authentication (WebAuthn) support for security keys and 2015 Universal Second Factor (U2F) support, the company has continued to give its […]Read moreauthenticationGitHubpasswordless
  • Everything you need to know about the revised eIDAS regulationIn June 2021, the EU Commission announced its plans for a revised eIDAS regulation. eIDAS (electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services) is the EU regulation 910/2014 on electronic identification and trust services in the EU. It came into force in 2014, so the revision is a major update to eIDAS. The past two years the […]Read moreauthenticationeidasgovernment
  • Yubico LogoYubico and OktaOrganizations can combine the adaptive access management of Okta and YubiKey’s strong MFA to provide the right authentication for every situation.Read moreauthenticationidentity and access managementOkta
  • Considerations When Building a Secure Passwordless StrategyLearn the key considerations when building a passwordless strategy for your organization, using FIDO2/WebAuthn, smart card, or both.Read moreauthenticationpasswordless
  • Bridge to Passwordless: Separating fact from fiction – Yubico“Passwordless” can feel like a loaded term, with the security industry filled with differing and contradictory positions on the topic. The purpose of this whitepaper is to take an objective approach to understand the challenges that passwords present, what “passwordless” means, and what enterprises can expect moving forward as passwordless authentication matures.Read moreauthenticationpasswordless
  • Yubico LogoYubiKey FIPS SeriesFIPS 140-2 validated security keys Meets stringent compliance requirements for highly security-conscious organizations Superior authentication FIPS 140-2 validated (Overall Level 1 and Level 2, Physical Security Level 3) Meets the highest authenticator assurance level 3 (AAL3) of NIST SP800-63B guidance. Easy, fast, reliable Hardware authenticator, offering one-touch strong authentication. Does not require a battery or […]Read moreauthenticationFIPS 140-2NISTYubiKey FIPS Series
  • 4 things ‘Among Us’ can teach professionals about authenticationYou’re making good progress on this task. One more data upload and then you’re out of here. But right before you can complete the upload, a klaxon blares. There’s been an attack! Time to head to the meeting room for the usual finger-pointing and scapegoating before the team decides who to jettison from the ship. […]Read moreauthenticationcybersecurityremote workerssecurity
  • Yubico LogoWhat is authentication assurance?What is authentication assurance level 3? The NIST is on version 3 of the Authentication Assurance levels, called Authentication Assurance Level 3 (AAL3). Authentication Assurance relies on examination of the cryptographic modules of an authenticator. Level 3 requirements (AAL3) means that the code is within a tamper-proof container so that keys used in the cryptography are destroyed […]Read moreauthenticationFIDO U2FNISTPIVYubiKey