Introduction: The Impending Identity Crisis We are approaching a breaking point. As attackers leverage AI to automate phishing and "push bombing" (MFA fatigue attacks), our traditional, static methods of authentication are failing. The "Security Theater" of the last decade has left us with a massive technical debt: a workforce that is tired of prompts and a security posture that relies on easily stolen session cookies. The solution isn't "more MFA." The solution is Better Aut

The rapid shift to remote work has transformed the way we work, but it has also brought forth new security challenges. Remote access is now more vulnerable than ever, leaving businesses and private information at risk. In this blog post, we will explore the escalating risks associated with data breaches and improper sharing incidents. We will discuss relevant statistics to shed light on the magnitude of these vulnerabilities. Furthermore, we will introduce continuous biometri

Executive Summary: Usability and security have long been perceived as opposing forces in software development. Decision-makers often feel forced to choose between robust protection and intuitive interfaces. But this trade-off is no longer necessary. Advances in user-centric design, pervasive security practices, and technologies like biometrics have made it possible to build applications that are both secure and easy to use. This paper explores the historical tension between u

Mobile Devices Under Siege As our reliance on mobile devices increases, so too does the threat of cyber attacks. Statistics reveal a startling surge in mobile malware attacks, up by over 50% in the past year alone. Journalists, activists, and individuals handling sensitive information are particularly vulnerable to mobile cyber attacks. Their crucial work exposes them to heightened risks, yet many remain unaware of the looming danger.

Introduction: The Illusion of Progress In the mid-2000s, Bruce Schneier coined a term that would become a cornerstone of security skepticism: Security Theater . He defined it as the practice of implementing measures that provide the feeling of improved security while doing little or nothing to achieve it. At the time, he was largely referring to airport checkpoints and plastic-bag bans. Fast forward to 2026, and the theater has migrated from the tarmac to the login screen. W