PhoneFactor on TV!
PhoneFactor becomes one of the very first serious security products to tackle the mainstream media. Check out www.iwantmyphonefactor.com You can see the 30 second spot that is being shown on television telling people that they need to strengthen the security associated with their personal finances. It gives people the opportunity to proactively contact their banks [...]
Credit card notification services
I’m sure you’ve all seen the commercials by now – a well-dressed gentlemen bearing a striking resemblance to one of the James Bonds learns of ongoing credit card fraud and goes hurdling through the streets to catch the crook in the nick of time. Of course, surprisingly enough, that’s not quite reality. What has really [...]
PhoneFactor fights against evil bad guys! (Video)
Once again, PhoneFactor prevails against the evil hackers of the world. Check out the video below. While it is just a dramatization, I suspect that you will be able to feel the tension and the real-world drama associated with the situation. Where will you be when PhoneFactor saves you? The sound of security is getting [...]
Online banking’s dirty little two-factor secret
Lots of people use online financial websites of one sort of another, from online bill-pay to brokerage accounts and more. Some sites, like E*Trade, offer you the option to pay for two-factor authentication tokens. E*Trade’s is about $50 a year, and comes in the form of an RSA SecurID token. I have it and use [...]
PhoneFactor at RSA Show in San Fran
If you are in the area and can go to the RSA show at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, please stop by both 127 to check out PhoneFactor. Should be fun and there will be live demos, info and prizes. Tuesday the 8th through Thursday the 10th. If you have not been to RSA [...]
PhoneFactor at SecureWorld Giving Away Money!
Not only is PhoneFactor free for most people, we were in Boston giving away money last week at the SecureWorld tradeshow. Our marketing people ran a contest for participants that stopped by our booth. When people registered, they entered a mobile phone number. Periodically during the day, all of their phones would ring and the first person [...]
