Displaying items by tag: Authentication

Germany-based open-source file syncing and sharing software company ownCloud has added secure authentication and authorisation to its functions with the integration of OAuth2.

Sydney-based security firm TokenOne claims its patented authentication technology is one-of-a-kind and is unique in the way it operates, giving the company a market advantage since it has no like rivals.

Ping Identity's chief executive and founder, Andre Durand, visited Australia to meet customers and the media, and took the time to talk to iTWire in a video interview.

IMB Bank is claiming a first in the banking industry with the launch of a new messaging service for its mobile customers.

Cloud-based identity-as-a-service provider Okta says it has renewed its focus on solving cloud migration impediments and beefed up its offering to developers.

How do you protect critical applications in an increasingly mobile and connected world? VMware says the tech industry has failed the customer, but has a solution.

If you’ve got a Samsung Galaxy S6 or better, a Note 5, an A5, A7 or even any other modern Samsung phone with a fingerprint reader, you can use your fingerprint to unlock a Windows 10 PC.

Australians are more concerned about security issues, with public concern now at its highest level in the last 10 years, according to a new study.

Organisations planning to deploy chatbots should consider the security implications.

A Reddit posting says the Australian Government may be looking at Active Directory to authenticate 28 million Australian citizens in a future public-facing website.

Global US-based cybercrime protection firm Threatmetrix has released its latest Fall 2014 Release with a host of new and upgraded enterprise-class security solutions, turning things up past 11… to 12!

Security vendor ESET has announced the Australian availability of the latest version of ESET Secure Authentication.

Biometrics might provide the trade-off between usability and security on mobile devices, with predictions that nearly a third of mobile users will use the technology by 2016.

Twitter is ramping up its security even further, today launching an iOS and Android app update with 'login verification'.

Twitter has announced a new more secure login process, introducing a two-step verification system for its users.

AARNet's eduroam service has been extended to major Queensland hospitals.

The Saasu cloud-based accounting system now supports the use of two-factor authentication for accessing bank accounts.

Information security specialist SafeNet has acquired Cryptocard for its authentication-as-a-service platform.

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