Publications identifiées par les tags "Authentification"
MFA using USB security keys
USB MFA security keys are physical authentication devices that provide an additional layer of security beyond traditional passwords. They work using cryptographic protocols and by requiring the user to physically interact with the device in order to verify their identity.
eID for German Savings Banks Using the Feitian bR500 with Electronic ID Cards
In conjunction with S-Markt & Mehrwert savings banks in Germany can provide secure and convenient eID processes for their customers. The Feitian bR500 Bluetooth smart card reader makes this process possible on tablets and mobile.
Qu’est-ce que l’authentification FIDO ?
FIDO, qui signifie Fast IDentity Online (Identification rapide en ligne) est un ensemble de normes d’authentification visant à renforcer le processus de connexion des utilisateurs aux services en ligne. Ces normes sont élaborées par l’Alliance FIDO et favorisent des processus d’authentification plus rapides et plus sûrs, l’objectif global étant d’éliminer complètement les connexions par mot de passe.
Ouverture de session Windows par carte à puce avec les cartes et tokens PKI Feitian ePass2003
L’ouverture de session Windows à l’aide de cartes à puce et de tokens améliore considérablement la sécurité de la connexion pour les comptes d’utilisateurs du domaine. Le présent article donne un aperçu de la connexion par carte à puce et des options matérielles disponibles chez Microcosm.
Generic Identity Device Specification (GIDS) for smart card authentication
GIDS sets out the functionality of a physical identity device that can be used for authentication, such as a smart card or USB token.
Why passwords are failing to keep systems secure
When designing a system, using passwords to protect access might be the first thing you think of. However, this is rarely enough to secure sensitive information.
Microcosm selected as UK government G-Cloud supplier
Microcosm is pleased to announce that it has been accepted as a G-Cloud 9 supplier by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) as part of the latest iteration of the G-Cloud Framework.
New developments in OTP authentication hardware
Despite the emergence of mobile-based authentication technologies and the convenience they offer, organisations concerned with security continue to embrace the humble One-Time Password (OTP) token and the security it brings.