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[...] VASCO security tip: “Having trouble remembering all your passwords? Store them in an encrypted vault [...]

[...] VASCO security tip: “Check your privacy settings on social media” Click on the links below and [...]

[...] VASCO security tip: “Can’t avoid using static passwords? Make a lengthy and complex password [...]

[...] VASCO security tip: “Never use a flash drive that someone gives you” The post VASCO security tip: “Never use a flash drive that someone gives you” appeared first on VASCO Data [...]

[...] What is the Heartbleed bug? On Monday April 7th, security researchers from Google and the Finnish company Codenomicon [...]

[...] On Monday April 7th, security researchers reported the so-called Heartbleed bug in OpenSSL, which is a cryptographic library implementing the SSL/TLS security protocol. With [...]

[...] On Monday April 7th, news broke about the so-called Heartbleed bug. Heartbleed is a flaw in OpenSSL, a software library implementing the Transport Layer [...]

[...] are adding an extra layer of security to their online applications called “two-factor authentication“. Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Twitter and Tumblr… the list of technology [...]

[...] TLS... Read more The post Increasing resilience against Heartbleed-alike bugs using Two-Factor Authentication appeared first on VASCO Data Security - Blog. [...]

[...] highly sensitive and could impact my life on a large scale if someone was to guess/hack my static passwords (yes even I STILL have static passwords…. through no choice of my own, believe me!). [...]

[...] VASCO security tip: “Can’t avoid using static passwords? Make a lengthy and complex password containing numbers, letters & symbols” The [...]

[...] The explosive growth in mobile apps and devices has triggered an increase in mobile security risks. As a consequence, users become [...]

[...] It’s convenience that drives adoption of public cloud applications, mobile devices, and mobile apps in the business world. “If it makes my life easier and my work more productive, why [...]