Yubico at TechCrunch Disrupt: YubiKey NEO & U2F Innovation

Stina Ehrensvard

Stina Ehrensvard

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As a Swedish-American innovator, Yubico has been selected to represent cutting edge Swedish innovation, and will demonstrate the YubiKey NEO on Tuesday, September 10, at the Nordic Pavilion at TechCrunch Disrupt.

At the event, Yubico will also outline the basics for U2F (Universal 2nd Factor); the new online security standards initiative, developed by Google, Yubico and NXP, focused on scaling high security smart card technology beyond government and enterprise to every Internet user. The YubiKey NEO with initial U2F specifications are already successfully proven with thousands of users, and by the end of the year, we expect more than 200,000 YubiKey NEOs will be deployed within Google and elsewhere for U2F authentication.

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