The $15.6 billion mistake hiding in plain sight, and why fixing it starts with questioning the premise. Every morning, hundreds of millions of people prove who they are to their bank, their employer, their insurance company, their investment platform. They do it with the same mechanism they've used for decades: an email address and a password. The system sends a link. The link arrives. The system says: identity confirmed. Access granted. It sounds reasonable. It is, in fact,

Despite not being designed for identity verification, email's convenience made it a common business identifier. Criminals target this pervasive use as a primary entry point for their activities. Read the newly published report, The Lying Gatekeeper, to explore these topics

In the modern digital economy, the email address has transcended its original purpose as a communication tool. It has become the near-universal unique identifier—the primary digital ID for billions of users. From financial services to SaaS products, the email address is the default gatekeeper for account creation, password resets, and high-value transactions. However, this reliance has created a dangerous security paradox: while email is treated as a permanent, trusted anchor

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Balancing prevention & remediation is key in protecting against ATO. Choose the right mix to minimize risk & customer friction.

Protect your castle! Compromised emails put data & accounts at risk. Businesses using email for 2FA need a new approach. #cybersecurity

Whether you’re a professional, a business owner, or an end user, here are common cybersecurity terms you should know. 2FA Two-factor...