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The Australian Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017: What…

Posted on 03 October 2017 by Gemalto in Enterprise Security

The Australian government has been working to update their Privacy Act of 1988 with the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act of 2017. That sounds…

Verizon data on unvaulted server calls for cloud single sign-on

Posted on 17 July 2017 by Gemalto in Enterprise Security

Verizon’s breach highlights the need for cloud singlesign-on. Discover the best way of implementing effective cloud access control measures and why is it so important?

Biometric tech just made airport baggage drop-off a whole lot…

Posted on 04 April 2017 by Neville Pattinson in Government

By improving the check-in process we could save passengers time and cut stress.

Passports are becoming highly secure pieces of art

Posted on 11 October 2016 by Christian Hartwigsson in Government

Governments are deploying the latest security techniques to bring a touch of wonder to identity documents

NIST says push authentication is in, out-of-band SMS is out

Posted on 10 August 2016 by Gemalto in Enterprise Security

NIST updated authentication guidelines promote push authentication, affecting identity and access management in the private sector and government.

[Video] Cloud and Security Are Back in Action with a…

Posted on 31 May 2016 by Jennifer Hindle in Enterprise Security

It’s time for IT pros to add strong multi-factor authentication to their utility belts to stay a step ahead of the bad guys – especially…

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14/02/20 @ 12:02 gaming solutions In the gaming world, I believe enabling virtual reality was the turning point. And for this, good stable connectivity is needed which would be a 5G era!
11/02/20 @ 13:02 RS6 Want biometric card now
06/02/20 @ 08:02 bilal One question. Who will generate and who will validate this authentication code? (Banks aka ASPSP or TPPs (AISP or PISP) Could you explain? thanks in advance

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