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Security Zone Article in Computer Weekly Print E-mail

Computer Weekly - UK - January 11, 2010 -

Security Zone: why we should be more concerned about password authentication

Passwords as the last means of protection beyond physical control have remained essentially unchanged for more than half a century. From a technology perspective, this single control is no more or less weak than it was when it was created during World War II. Yet the concept of the password has changed dramatically, writes Jason Hart, senior vice-president, Europe, at CRYPTOCard.

From a specialised, highly confidential code which was treated with respect, in today's world of ubiquitous social networking online it has become a commonplace means of accessing a range of personal and business services and information.
There are now many more ways in which we can access the web for both business and personal use - via laptops, handheld devices and remote terminals. Moreover, despite awareness efforts to promote secure password etiquette people naturally default to what is easy - using the same memorable password to access all of their services, whether it is online banking or Facebook.

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