2019

At FastPassCorp, we believe that we now sow the seeds for 2020’s success. Step into 2020 with a clear understanding and plan for how your company can benefit from Self Service Password Reset with our full guide “6 Steps to success with Password Self-Service”. As password calls to service desks in the average count for 20-30% of all calls, …

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The first step in improvement is the understanding of your challenges! You might have experienced low adoption of your self-service of password reset (SSPR) solution like many others?According to the Service Desk Institute (SDI) half of the organizations that implement SSPR (self-service password reset) only get a user acceptance of less than 25%. The self-service …

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With more than 10 years of experience working with large organizations and partners, we have gained deep experience in password-related risks and know how to reduce them. The free self-assessment report by FastPassCorp will give you a 360-degree view of the corporate present status of password policy and processes and point to areas of improvement. …

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The article “Password Obituary: But is the Humble Password Really Dead?” be Finn Jensen, CEO of FastPassCorp was recently released. Now Spanish and German versions are available. Download below and enjoy! Passwort Nachruf: Aber ist das Passwort wirklich tot? Download Obituario de contraseña: Pero, ¿está la humilde contraseña realmente muerta? Download The English version is …

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Home » 2019 Share on Facebook Facebook Share on Linkedin Linkedin Share on Twitter Twitter Password Obituary: But is the Humble Password Really Dead? by Finn Jensen, CEO of FastPassCorp *You may find German/Spanish versions of the article below The humble password must have read its own obituary many times in recent years given the …

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Enabling Windows’ strong password policy requires that users comply with 3 out of 5 character requirements. This will not protect your users’ accounts from attacks based on guessing or breaches of commercial WEB-sites’ user passwords. If you want to protect your users’ accounts from SPRAY attacks or hackers using green-tables to find the users’ passwords, …

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The most common way to protect data and provide user authentication is passwords, but nowadays we face a slow decline in their popularity. To sustain acceptable security standards, both businesses and users look for alternatives to their password-based systems. Today biometrics are increasingly popular for authentication, like fingerprint and facial scans. The technology is based …

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