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FAPI 2.0: How the OpenID Foundation is enabling scalable interoperability in global healthcare
In this Help Net Security interview, Gail Hodges, Executive Director at the OpenID Foundation, discusses how the Foundation ensures global consistency in FAPI 2.0 implementations and helps different industries, including healthcare, adopt secure and interoperable identity standards. Hodges also explains how conformance testing and strategic partnerships help maintain security and interoperability across sectors. What role does the OpenID Foundation play in ensuring global consistency in FAPI 2.0 implementations, especially in sectors like healthcare that haven’t … More →
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pqcscan: Open-source post-quantum cryptography scanner
pqcscan is an open-source tool that lets users scan SSH and TLS servers to see which Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) algorithms they claim to support. It saves the results in JSON files. You can turn one or more of these files into an HTML report that opens in a web browser. The road to PQC “I created pqcscan because we see all the big ones rolling out PQC algorithms in production,” Vincent Berg, CTO at Anvil … More →
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Bitdefender PHASR: Proactive hardening demo overview
Discover how Bitdefender PHASR enables organizations to identify and remediate security misconfigurations before attackers can exploit them. This demo walks through PHASR’s proactive hardening capabilities, showing how it transforms visibility into actionable protection.
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Why your Microsoft 365 setup might be more vulnerable than you think
60% of organizations rate their Microsoft 365 security as “established” or “advanced”, according to CoreView. Yet, 60% of those same organizations have experienced account compromise attacks. The Microsoft 365 attack surface is wide and unpredictable. Risks can come from any direction, whether it’s the complexity of managing multiple tenants, the explosion of Entra apps with broad permissions, or inconsistent enforcement of security controls like MFA. These issues are often worsened by limited visibility, manual oversight, … More →
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