WiKIDBlog
The WiKIDest Blog.
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Law firms targeted for client's information
- Attackers target the weakest links in the information chain and some things can take longer than you think.
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VDI requires two-factor authentication
- CIOs react to "Bring Your Own Device" with Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. Don't forget the security.
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Fraudsters defeat poor risk management, not two-factor authentication
- An insult to two-factor authentication.
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Mozilla specifies two-factor authentication for CAs
- Fall out from the Diginotar attack.
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Looking for a C developer to create a WIKID PAM module
- An experiment in Vendor Relationship Management.
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Determining Cost of Capital
- Or guessing as the case may be. 4th in a series of #SecBiz posts. We hope to bridge the gap between information security pros and financial analysts.
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Information Security and Economic Profit
- 3rd in a series. Looking at other ways to measure value creation that incorporate risk.
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Financial Analysis for InfoSec Pros
- 2nd in a series
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How firms create value
- This is the first in (hopefully) a series of blog posts. My goal is to provide information security professionals a basis for discussing risks with business professionals and to dispel some myths.
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Authentication as a Service - mixed incentives
- What additional risks are you taking when deploying Authentication as a Service?
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More on Wordpress Security
- Username disclosure and brute-force tools
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PCI on clound security & two-factor authentication
- More of the basics
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Downloads fixed
- sorry
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ViTM - The Vendor in the Middle
- Two-factor authentication seems to lack a clear analysis of the risks associated with different architectures.
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WiKID Strong Authentication Community Edition on the Amazon Cloud
- Great way to test WiKID or develop cloud-applications
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2-factor for Ubuntu just got easier
- We've released .debs for the WIKID Strong Authentication Server
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More Marketing Service firms in the news
- And not good news.
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PCI news & updates
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RSA, Comodo and Barracuda. One of these is not like the others.
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Adding two-factor authentication to (web) applications
- Is not all that hard. We're trying to help.
