The General Trend is From Weak to Strong Authentication

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	The General Trend is From Weak to Strong Authentication Posted on Tuesday, June 27th, 2006 at 4:39 pm The general trend is from weak to strong authentication. Two-factor authentication for key administrative applications and single-sign-on authentication for just about everything is becoming the norm. Federated authentication and PKI are just around the corner. Full Story < back to previous page


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