The consensus among major research firms (Gartner, NIST, Thales) is that we are entering an era of “Identity Fragility,” where the existing vulnerabilities in MFA Authentication methods are being industrialized by increasingly sophisticated and more easily usable deep fake AI tools.
This is compounded by global political uncertainty with the incentive for antagonistic nation states to sponsor offensive Cyber-attacks.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) will remain essential over 2026–2027, but attackers are already bypassing it at scale by exploiting the seams around tokens, devices, enrolment, and users rather than breaking the underlying cryptography. ***Click Here for the White Paper ***

MFAs are not what they are cracked up to be

MFA products are not all that they are cracked up to be; a lot are cracked.Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes! A new version of the "Cerberus" Android banking trojan will be able to steal one-time codes generated by the Google Authenticator app...

Chinese hacker group caught bypassing RSA SecurID

Fox-IT say they found evidence that a group known as APT20, believed to operate on the behest of the Beijing government has been bypassing RSA two-factor authentication in a recent wave of attacks. “We have identified victims of this actor in 10 countries, in...

High Grade, full featured Identity Platform

We are delighted to have early picked out the attractive approach ( open source, open standards, rich functionality ) of WSO2. We have completed a closely coupled CASQUE integration with their Identity Server. The combination provides a high grade, fully featured,...

Identity Assurance Positioning

This document summaries the reasons for the positioning dispositions of various authentication methods and their associated Identity Management Capabilities. Written with the admitted selected bias of the author but the arguments are sound and defensible - click to...

Technology Partnership Announced

Pleased to announce that ObjectTech will use CASQUE SNR to protect access to their Identity Systems. ObjectTech is one of 5 young companies Forbes expects to make an impact on the world that are ones to watch in 2019 and beyond. Click for more details

The Case against Adaptive Authentication

We believe the fashionable trend for “Adaptive Authentication” where Identity is determined by a software only technique based on the User’s “Use Profile” is flawed both in design principle and operation. The Whitepaper details the weaknesses in this approach and...