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Sensory Inc. is celebrating the growing ubiquity of its TrulySecure platform, announcing that the solution is now being used for authentication in over two dozen banking apps.

Every human is hardwired to multiple devices and services, each with its own identity access points and passwords. Repetition is born out of necessity, and some hackers use redundant credentials for easy, malicious account access.

FIDO2 is being implemented in all the major browsers and you can use biometric sensors already in your PC or in a partner device like a USB key, smartphone or smartwatch.  Some companies might appreciate that FIDO Alliance member Nok Nok Labs is offering to help them migrate their platforms…

FIDO2 authentication standards are most notable for their WebAuthn component, which is designed to enable biometric and security key authentication through major web browsers.

A number of partners in the FIDO ecosystem have already announced new solutions leveraging FIDO2, such as Yubico’s latest YubiKey security key, and a new version of Nok Nok Labs’ S3 Authentication Suite.

Despite improving technology, password management has continued to plague businesses and individual users, but understanding what’s going on in the space can make counteracting malicious account compromise a little easier.  Here are 5 trends shaping password management today.

At the RSA Conference, Google and Microsoft demoed how websites could adopt password-free login systems with the help of Android smartphones and Windows PCs.

Why are enterprises still struggling with identity and access management in the cloud? Experts at the RSA Conference discuss the issue and the risks posed by compromised credentials.

Nok Nok Labs, Microsoft and Google security team leaders presented the new authentication options that are available in the Edge and Chrome browsers based on the FIDO2 and W3C standards at the RSA Conference on Friday, April 20th, 2018.

This week, the FIDO Alliance and the W3C, the world’s primary standards organization for the web, announced a new standard designed to bring FIDO-based biometric and hardware key authentication to Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and the world’s most widely used browser, Google Chrome.