'Authentication' Tag Index
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Tattoos May Someday Replace Passwords By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published May 31, 2013 Motorola is testing electronic tattoos and pills as authentication alternatives. Tags: authentication, Google, Motorola, password Amazon Web Services Launches Sign-On Service By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published May 29, 2013 The service aims to make it easier to login to apps and websites. Tags: Amazon Web Services, authentication, Cloud, development, apps Google+ Adds Sign-In Features By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 26, 2013 Soon, users may be able to sign into websites and apps with their Google+ credentials. Tags: Facebook, authentication, Google, Twitter, social networking, Google+ API Will Your Next Password Be a Ring? By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 21, 2013 Google is a testing out hardware replacements for passwords. Tags: authentication, Google, research, privacy, hardware, password 7 Cloud Computing Security Emerging Vendors By Jeff Vance | Article Published April 25, 2011 With the cloud computing security market growing rapidly, these cloud security vendors are firms to watch. Tags: cloud computing, authentication, security, ecommerce, cloud security Cyber Threats Threaten Feds Daily By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published November 11, 2009 Security professionals at civilian agencies said that independent foreign hackers and poorly coded software gave them the most headaches. Tags: authentication, security, metrics, review, policy Social Security Numbers Easy to Hack By Alex Goldman | Article Published July 08, 2009 Researchers suggest that social security numbers are far too predictable to be of use as a national ID. Tags: authentication, services, privacy, policy, e-Mail Hatachi Boosts Mid Market Storage Options By Andy Patrizio | Article Published June 30, 2009 Hitachi's Adaptable Modular Storage 2000 comes in three models, aimed at the mid-range market as well as the enterprise. Tags: authentication, security, management, marketing, Storage Net Domain Biz Up Despite Downturn By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published May 10, 2009 Plenty of tech vendors are complaining, but not Internet domain registrars. Tags: authentication, Firefox, marketing, Mozilla, ICANN LDAP and Kerberos, So Happy Together By Juliet Kemp | Article Published January 14, 2009 Tip of the Trade: LDAP organizes information and provides access to it. Kerberos is designed to handle authentication. Separate they are useful; together they offer a powerful and secure solution. Tags: Linux, authentication, security, IT Security Nightmare in the iPhone App Gold Rush By Kenneth van Wyk | Article Published January 07, 2009 Just how safe is it to download and use, say, an application that can access an Amazon account and make purchases with “one click”? (Gulp!) Tags: Facebook, authentication, server, iPhone, iTunes Five Reasons Why Authentication Still Matters -- and Still Isn't Fixed By Jeff Vance | Article Published January 05, 2009 The conventional wisdom says that authentication has been dealt with, and today's big security risks come from mobile devices and data leaks. But authentication issues still pose major challenges. Tags: authentication, security, malware, economy Mastering SSH: Connecting, Executing Remote Commands and Using Authorized Keys - By Jeremy M. Jones | Article Published January 05, 2009 Learn how to securely connect to remote servers and widen your systems administration skill set with these SSH tips. Tags: Linux, authentication, security, server, IT Collaboration Apps Mean New Security Concerns By Richard Adhikari | Article Published December 22, 2008 Sure, it's cool to aim at joining the Enterprise 2.0 crowd, but it opens up your business to security problems. Tags: authentication, Microsoft, IBM, datacenter, Lotus Notes PC Data Breaches: Criminals Helping Criminals By Charlotte Dunlap | Article Published October 02, 2008 Hackers go so far as to offer fraud-as-a-service for a few hundred dollars a month to help criminals gain access to computers to harvest personal data. Tags: authentication, Cisco, data security, policy, Storage First Palin, Now Bill O'Reilly Gets Hacked By Andy Patrizio | Article Published September 23, 2008 As the FBI focuses in on a Tennessee suspect in the hack on Gov. Sarah Palin's e-mail account, Fox News commentator gets hacked out of spite. Tags: authentication, search, Yahoo, e-Mail Let's Solve Our National Identity Crisis By Mike Elgan | Article Published July 02, 2008 Because we don't move forward with a comprehensive, protected ID system, we've instead ended up with a third-rate, insecure system based on social security cards and government agencies collecting data without our knowledge or permission. Tags: authentication, security, Google, data, IT Ubuntu Hardy Heron: Beyond the Hype and into the Dilemma By Bruce Byfield | Article Published May 02, 2008 Hardy Heron moves the Linux desktop forward incrementally yet still doesn’t resolve the debate about how to make free and proprietary elements co-exist. Tags: Linux, authentication, Ubuntu, Linux desktop, hardy heron Likewise Open Spring '08 Blooms By Amy Newman | Article Published March 27, 2008 Operating system choices and support options grow in the latest version of Likewise Open. Tags: open source, Linux, authentication, security, Microsoft, software, management, support, IT, Mac, HP, media, policy, OS X Organizing IT Chaos through Email Authentication By Ray Everett-Church | Article Published March 21, 2008 Undertaking the sometimes daunting task of deploying authentication provides a great excuse for IT managers to begin tackling the sprawling beast that is today's modern corporate email infrastructure. Tags: authentication, services, consumer, support, marketing |
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