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When I first started Authlogics there were many ambitions I had for the company, of which consigning passwords to the history books was front and
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If you follow along with the Authlogics blog, you will probably expect us to have a hard stance on this topic. We are not in
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How you manage the public fall-out from a cyberattack is in many respects just as important as how it is being dealt with internally. Whist,