Exciting news from Red Hat! 🎉 Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.4 now supports passkeys, allowing users to seamlessly authenticate with their YubiKey. Learn more in their latest blog post.
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Will you be attending Black Hat USA next month? You can find Yubico at booth #2815, our after party and more, where we'll be discussing how the YubiKey stops account takeovers by mitigating cyber threats. Hope to see you there! https://lnkd.in/ghpYnC8w #BHUSA
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We're excited to see Intercede's recent announcement of MyID CMS 12.11 featuring the YubiKey, introducing self-service collection and management of YubiKeys and other smart cards. This update also enables quick replacement of temporary credentials! 👏 https://lnkd.in/gx96RQ_k
Unveiling MyID CMS 12.11: Enhanced Security and Efficiency with Our Latest Software Release
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Wir hatten viel Spaß bei der Pressekonferenz von Deutschland sicher im Netz e.V. (DsiN) zum Sicherheitsindex 2024. Alexander koch, Vice President Sales EMEA bei Yubico, diskutierte mit anderen Experten über die KI-Sicherheit im Alltag. Vielen Dank an alle, die dabei waren! We had a great time joining Deutschland sicher im Netz e.V. (DsiN) for their Security Index 2024 press conference. Alexander Koch, Vice President Sales EMEA at Yubico joined fellow experts to discuss to discuss AI security in everyday life. Thank you to everyone who attended! Foto: Jörg Farys
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The FIDO Alliance recently released updates to their Design Guidelines, aimed at guiding the implementation and expansion of passkey support. Check out our latest blog post to discover the key takeaways and how they pave the way for the future of passwordless authentication through phishing-resistant users. https://lnkd.in/gyDABAkj
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Happening tomorrow! Don't miss your last chance to register 👇
Join us for a moderated panel discussion to learn how your organization can ensure that cyber insurance plans with good coverage are in place alongside to ensuring phishing-resistant users. 📅 Thursday, July 11th ⏰ 9am PT 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gmFiGQrU
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Strong authentication and going passwordless starts and ends with the user. Join our upcoming webinar to learn what phishing-resistant users are, and how they can help enterprises accelerate their passwordless strategy. 📅 Date: July 23rd 🕒 Time: 9am PT
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Did you know that every second, a phishing attack takes place? Learn how you can stop attackers in their tracks and protect your online accounts with phishing-resistant MFA. 🔑 https://lnkd.in/ghdxfjQX
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With over 90% of successful breaches due to stolen credentials, ethical hackers play a critical role in identifying vulnerabilities before bad actors can exploit them. We were thrilled to join the Swedish National Hacking Team (SNHT) at their bootcamp to the European Cybersecurity Challenge 2024 to learn more about the team and support their journey in cybersecurity.
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Looking to level up your online security this year? Check out PCMag's top security key picks of 2024 to protect your most important online accounts. 🔐 https://lnkd.in/gCs8hNKR
The Best Hardware Security Keys for 2024
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Ready to go passwordless? Our top six deployment best practices will help your organization accelerate adoption of modern passwordless authentication at scale using the YubiKey. https://lnkd.in/g6hysk85
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Linux (& Security) Specialist at TNO
2wA Debian fanatic might be so bold as to argue that Linux has long had elegant support for Yubi's 2FA: pam_yubico, LUKS w/chalresp, even systemd+fido2, you name it. Thus perhaps one could paraphrase: "the Future is Now with Yubico!" :)