RSA, the security division of EMC, on Monday confirmed that data obtained via a March hack was used to attack the systems of defense contractor Lockheed Martin. To assuage fears about the breach, RSA ...

The attack bypasses protections built in RSA's 2-factor authentication system. Weird, I'd never would have made a windows app for the rsa thingy; that's just asking for it to be compromised. If you ...

EMC’s RSA Security division says the security of the company’s two-factor SecurID tokens could be at risk following a sophisticated cyber-attack on the company. In a note published on the company’s ...

RSA Security, a security data firm which suffered a breach back in March, is now offering to replace all of the security tokens it provides to millions of corporate workers. Is it safe to trust ...

When we learned back in March that security firm RSA had been hacked, we tutted, shook our heads, sighed with desperation, and collectively facepalmed. When news later emerged that its database of ...

In the aftermath of the recent attack against RSA's SecurID, UAB Medicine is stepping up its vigilance in reviewing authentication management logs to look for such activity as a high number of failed ...

RSA Security announced Monday the availability of RSA SecurID for Microsoft Windows two-factor authentication. The company said it enhances security, provides a consistent and simple user experience ...

In the case of the SecurID hack three months ago, RSA’s strategy — to deny anything was worrisome — has come back to bite it. Hard. The company is having to learn some of the oldest lessons in ...

Does the RSA SecurID two-token authentication system include a back door that was built in at the request of the U.S. government in exchange for letting RSA export SecurID? “RSA cut a deal with the ...

The SID800 is actually two, separate authentication devices combined in the same unit for convenience. 1) Hardware SecurID time based token 2) USB Smart Card that generates and stores cryptographic ...

Branch offices aren’t always just nests for employees further down the food chain. Sometimes they comprise critical pieces of business infrastructure that are just geographically removed from HQ.