White paper: Bridge to Passwordless best practices
Tag: MFA
Jun 7, 2021
Yubico research reveals that cybersecurity best practices, including password protection, and employee training in the UK, France, and Germany are lackluster with the proliferation of employees working from home
We all know there have been major paradigm shifts in the workplace caused by the pandemic. With the explosion of working from home (WFH), millions of employees now call their basements and bedrooms home offices. Security professionals scrambled to put together employee onboarding and authentication protocols that met new cybersecurity requirements for remote employees. Over …
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SANS 2021 Password Management and Two-Factor Authentication Methods Survey
Read this report to learn about password management and the types of MFA solutions being used in industries
State of Alert: Multi-factor authentication and the future of data
Read this report to learn why multi-factor authentication is critical for state and local government agencies, the consequences of not strengthening authentication, and how to bridge to a passwordless future
Remote Work During COVID-19 Drives MFA Adoption
Come learn what the 451 Research Advisory team discovered after they surveyed 200 respondents across North America to understand preferences and adoption trends.
Modern Authentication for State and Local Government
Learn how local government agencies are using YubiKeys to easily achieve 100 percent MFA coverage.
2021 Yubico and 451 Research Study
Learn preferences and adoption trends with respect to multi-factor authentication in the enterprise.
Apr 8, 2021
Accounting for the human element: A security tool that nobody wants to use is destined for the trash heap
To continue our effort to peel back the layers on the journey to passwordless, Yubico talked with former Navy intelligence officer and University of Tulsa professor, Sal Aurigemma, about his research in the behavioral information security field. Professor Aurigemma focuses on end-user experiences and adoption rates of authentication technologies. He regularly runs field experiments with …
