Are you a student or employee? You sign into your regular accounts a different way. Office and Department accounts, legacy @alumni.luther.edu accounts, and some other types of Norse Apps (i.e. Google) ...

Is your online world as safe as it could be? Data Doctor Ken Colburn explains what 2-factor authentication is, and whether it's a valuable tool.

Two-step verification, powered by Duo, provides extra security to your UBITName account. Duo is now required for all UB students when logging into MyUB, HUB, UBlearns and other UB online services.

Google just launched two-step verification for all Google accounts, a system which makes your Google/Gmail account—the account possibly containing the lion's share of your private communication ...

Google is going to start enrolling all of its users in two-step verification, if they haven’t set it up already. Will it come as a shock to some? Sure. But that’s fine; the surprise will fade ...

Q: Some sites with two-step verification ask me for a code every time I log in. Others hardly ever do it. Why the difference? A: This is a trust issue: Do the people running a site worry that any ...

Two-step verification, powered by Duo, is available now to add extra security to your UBITName account. It will be required for all UB faculty and staff beginning February 25, 2020.

Two-step verification is not always the most intuitive concept, but here's what it does for you: It means you can stop feeling so guilty for using a password that doesn't exceed 12 characters and ...

Many companies now use two-step verification, including Google, Facebook, and Twitter. Back in 2011, the PlayStation Network was hit with a major hack, compromising 77 million registered users.

The number of websites and services using two-step verification to secure accounts has increased over the years — yet the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s latest proposal might ...

NEW YORK — Recent hacks exposing nude photographs of Jennifer Lawrence and other celebrities are prompting calls for people to fortify their online accounts with a second layer of security ...