by thelanzagroup | Jan 30, 2019 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Full Article Here: Here’s how two-factor authentication is supposed to work: You log in to your bank account or email inbox, and after correctly entering your password, you are prompted to confirm the login through an app on your cellphone, a one-time code sent to you...
by thelanzagroup | Jan 21, 2019 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Site: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/773-million-email-addresses-exposed-in-mega-data-breach-heres-how-to-see-if-yours-is-one-of-them-2019-01-18 If you haven’t changed your password after one of the countless data breaches over the past few years, the time...
by thelanzagroup | Jan 11, 2019 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
Full Article Text Here: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3331983/security/the-cybersecurity-skills-shortage-is-getting-worse.html At the end of each year, ESG conducts a wide-ranging global survey of IT professionals, asking them about challenges, purchasing plans,...
by thelanzagroup | Dec 20, 2018 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
It was bound to happen: Two-factor authentication (2FA) – that extra step that’s supposed to keep our devices and personal information safe – just no longer cuts it. The idea behind 2FA is simple: You log into a given account using your user name and password from a...
by thelanzagroup | Dec 10, 2018 | Jeff Lanza's Blog
At least 75 companies receive people’s precise location data from hundreds of apps whose users enable location services for benefits such as weather alerts, The New York Times found. The companies use, store or sell the information to help advertisers,...
