Yubico stories

Yubico is now publicly trading under the ticker symbol YUBICO on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market in Stockholm. 

According to Yubico, a provider of hardware authentication security keys, empowering workplaces with phishing-resistant hardware is the key to email security.

Cybercriminals are now looking to leverage new ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) models for profit-sharing in exchange for ransomware tools.

Findings from Yubico's State of Global Enterprise Authentication Survey found that over half of ANZ employees rely on insecure authentication methods.

Users can now sign in to any Entra ID-protected web application on their iPhone or iPad using supported browsers.

Yubico highlights how shared workstation environments can pose a significant security threat to businesses if strong protection measures are not taken.

As the volume of security breaches continue to rise, now is the time to move from legacy multi-factor authentication to modern, phishing-resistant MFA.

It's undeniable that AI brings many benefits to our daily lives, but nothing prevents bad actors from leveraging AI for malicious purposes.

World Password Day, which is marked on May 4 every year, is the perfect time to remind people that every password needs a partner.

"Concerningly, more than half of UK organisations are still relying on using usernames and passwords and other outdated authentication methods."

The keys are accessible through the YubiEnterprise Subscription program for enterprises or directly on Yubico's website for customers.

Yubico, the inventor of the YubiKey, is a global authentication leader that makes secure logins easy and available to everyone.

Yubico has launched its enhanced YubiEnterprise Subscription program, expandedSecurity Key Series, and updated pricing structure.

With 90% of breaches tied to stolen credentials from phishing attacks, the availability of security key support provides users with a secure form of multi-factor authentication.

Whilst mobile devices have many uses and provide much convenience, they are not created for online security purposes.

A new global survey from Yubico has found that 59% of employees still rely on usernames and passwords as the primary method to authenticate their accounts.

Founded in 2007 and specialising in computer and network security, the Swedish company Yubico is now a leader in global authentication.

A new study has shown there has been a significant shift towards wanting a passwordless future, but adoption is still in its infancy.

In a slight departure from traditional World Password Day lore, Yubico has today announced a multi-factor authentication (MFA) guide.

The cyber threat landscape has always been worrisome, but today these concerns are heightened given an anticipated uptick in cyber-attacks from bad actors.

"Having a ransomware mitigation plan is one step towards minimising risk, with phishing resistant MFA the key to keeping necessary accounts secure."

With the volume of money handled by the finance industry on any given day, it's no wonder that it is a prime target for cybercriminals.

Government employees and contractors are prime targets for cyber-attacks because of the information they have access to.

Geoff Schomburgk will now take the reins and continue to manage ANZ operations.