Why you need to replace your hard-tokens with soft-tokens in 2017

Ellie Dean-Foster December 13th 2016 Authentication

In his latest video blog, Global Account Manager at Authlogics, Kamber Devjianie, explains why organisations still reliant on hard-tokens as part of their multi-factor authentication strategy need to seriously re-evaluate their usage, in light of the tried and test soft-token alternatives, which can work as part of a 1.5FA, 2FA and 3FA solution. He explains how soft-tokens deliver strong security at a greatly reduced costs, as well as being far easier to manage.

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