| Some food for thought: Several years ago the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) issued guidance in favor of strong authentication in the banking environment and issued PCI DSS. The ruling required two-factor authentication for access to a merchant’s network. So if strong authentication methods are so much better than weak, password-driven methods, why haven't they become widespread enough to replace passwords? Find out why in this expert e-guide. Read on and uncover the challenges and benefits associated with strong authentication and discover if this method is strong enough for compliance. |
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