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Date: 2015-10-18 22:20:40
Computing
Security
Computer network security
Cybercrime
Data security
Computer security
Cryptography
Secure communication
Cloud computing
Multi-factor authentication
De-perimeterisation

Two Factor Authentication: Security in an Age of Zero Trust Jon Oberheide, CTO, Duo Security Not-so-surprising trends  Cloud

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