RSA Security's proposed acquisition of privately held Cyota will allow the company to offer a relatively cheap two factor, non token-based authentication system for its banking customers. RSA is ...

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RSA has released an iPhone app that can be used to provide SecurID access via a software token on the iPhone and iPod Touch replacing the traditional SecurID key fob token. David Martin David Martin ...

Four days after security firm RSA announced that it had been hacked, and then refused to say more, experts were openly questioning whether any of its 40 million SecurID tokens should continue to be ...

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In an acknowledgement of the severity of its recent computer compromise, RSA Security said Monday that it will replace SecurID tokens for any customer that asks. Customers have been left wondering ...

With the rise in identity theft and online security breaches, RSA Security seems poised to take off. But how far it goes depends on how well the company is able to expand its authentication technology ...

Security tokens used to safeguard computer networks risk going the way of the rotary phone as EMC's RSA unit, the top maker of the devices, is challenged by smartphones deployed as cyber-protection ...

RSA Security expanded its line of tokens in two directions on Tuesday, launching both a browser toolbar and a hardware token that can electronically “sign” online transactions. The introductions at ...

Seldom has there been so much parsing, of so few words, by so many, as there has been since RSA’s cryptic disclosure last week that “some” information on its SecurID two-factor authentication products ...