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How My1Login can take your Organisation from Password-Based to Passwordless

Password-based authentication is now well over 60 years old, and its age is beginning to show. The wide range of cloud apps used by employees in modern enterprises...

The 10 Essential Features for an Enterprise Password Manager

As employees use more and more cloud apps, they also need to keep track of more and more passwords. Keeping track of so many sets of credentials can often lead to...

SAML vs OIDC – The Differences Explained

Single Sign-On and Passwordless Authentication are crucial technologies for protecting against cyber attacks, especially in cloud systems. Most solutions are...

Five Problems Passwords Cause Businesses

The password may be an old technology, but it’s still the most common method of authentication used in businesses today. Yet as cyber attacks continue to grow...

Five Reasons Why Businesses are Moving to Passwordless Authentication

Enterprises today are barely recognisable from those of 15 years ago, with the growth of cloud computing being the latest transformation in how businesses are run....

Public Sector Dark Web Data Leak Shows the Need for Passwordless Authentication

Over 42,000 user credentials from Scottish public bodies are available on the dark web, according to an investigation from FutureScot.

Security Update: Spectre and Meltdown

My1Login's systems are protected against the newly-disclosed Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities.

The ROBOT Attack

ROBOT is a vulnerability that affects RSA / TLS which is the encryption at the heart of https enabled websites.

Data Breach of U.S. Identity Management Vendor, OneLogin

You may have seen the news that My1Login competitor, US vendor OneLogin, suffered a data breach whereby all US clients’ encrypted data has been stolen by persons...

TalkTalk CEO 'Steps Down' Following Data Breach

TalkTalk CEO Dido Harding is to 'step down' from her position as Chief Exec, four months after the telecoms giant was fined for a data breach.