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Every industry in the world is vulnerable to phishing and other cyber attacks, but retail and hospitality rank as some of the most high-value targets for hackers looking for personal identifiable information (PII) and payment card information (PCI). These two industries are often ranked among the top three most vulnerable industries, right behind financial institutions.
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Today marks an exciting, historic day in Yubico’s history: the company is now publicly traded under the ticker symbol YUBICO on Nasdaq First Growth North Market in Stockholm. As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve rapidly through increasingly sophisticated attacks like phishing, the need for phishing-resistant MFA with the YubiKey are at an all-time
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During my 16 years in the cybersecurity industry, and after discussions with numerous CISOs and cyber security experts, they all agree that there are five simple steps all organizations can take to mitigate over 90% of all cyber breaches1.  Just like cars were not initially designed for safety, the internet was not designed for security.
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The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the National Security Agency (NSA) recently collaborated to produce an important new document, “Identity and Access Management: Recommended Best Practices for Administrators.” Part of the Enduring Security Framework (ESF), it presents a distillation of identity access management (IAM) and cybersecurity guidance put forth by CISA to date, based
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We talk a lot about Zero Trust architectures (ZTAs) at Yubico because we’d like to see every customer embrace its guiding principle: no user, whether they are authenticating from inside or outside the organization, has implicit trust granted. Additionally, the authentication method must be phishing-resistant and provide signals that attest to the protection of the
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Last week, several Yubico leaders traveled to Washington, DC to attend the White House’s symposium focused on modernizing authentication in support of Executive Order 14028 on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, and the OMB Memo M-22-09 describing the Federal Zero Trust architecture. This event, organized by the Federal CIO & CISO and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure
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