Cybersecurity News, Advice and Opinion

Can The Password Be Killed Off?

After a year that was full to the brim with high profile enterprise data breaches, it’s unsurprising that password security is a hot topic as we venture through...

Why Your Youngest Staff Are Your Biggest Security Risk

It’s common knowledge that employees are the weakest link in corporate security, with their poor practices being responsible for 65% of the causes of data breaches....

Who Owns The Risk of Being Hacked?

2015 was a bumper year for data breaches, with 475 million records being stolen across the most-severe 200 hacks. TalkTalk, Ashley Madison, Carphone Warehouse,...

The 6 Biggest Business Security Risks - Solved!

Many companies are still not adequately protecting their data from security breaches. The following are the six biggest risks to the security of your company’s...

Data Breach costs have DOUBLED in 12 months! Find Out Why...

The threat of a data breach has evolved along with the development of technology, and many companies are not adapting sufficiently to what is becoming an...

Woman calls police after forgetting her laptop password!

Forgetting passwords is a common problem, but one woman thought forgetting her laptop password was enough of an emergency to call the police.

New OpenSSL Bug Exposed

On the 10th of July a new bug was announced in the OpenSSL library. This is the library used by many websites and tools to manage TLS/SSL.

Why Security Questions Are Bad For Business!

So the big question is - is it actually safe for your employees to use security questions as a way to authenticate or recover account access? The short answer is...

InfoSecurity15 - Another Great Event!

The My1Login events team took the road last week for InfoSecurity Europe 2015 in London. It's the 3rd year in a row that our team have exhibited at the event with...

It's Official, Employees Are The Biggest Security Risk

Verizon’s 2015 Data Breach Investigations Report has found that over 90% of attack patterns involve a single, common denominator: people. Human error is a primary...