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E-DATA Teknoloji launch together with SecurEnvoy in Turkey

London/Ankara, 12th June 2013 – IT security specialist SecurEnvoy has extended its global sales network by recently signing a VAD agreement with E-DATA Teknoloji in Ankara (Turkey) in order to offer local points of contact for its tokenless two-factor authentication … Continue reading

SecurEnvoy releases Version 7, offering new possibilities for sending passcodes

Tokenless two-factor authentication solution now offers even greater flexibility for users London, 23rd April 2013 – SecurEnvoy, an expert in the field of two-factor authentication, has updated its server engine and added new functionality. The new version 7 forms the … Continue reading

SecurEnvoy presents its new Version 7 at Infosecurity Europe 2013

More than 350 companies have registered to take part in this year’s Infosecurity Europe, which will take place at Earls Court in London from 23rd to 25th April. The exhibitors include the two-factor authentication expert SecurEnvoy (stand H10), which will … Continue reading

Tokenless inventor increases its sales in the DACH region

SecurEnvoy and ProSoft conclude a new distribution partnership for the DACH region Frankfurt/Reading, 2nd April 2013 – As part of the expansion of its sales activities in the DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) region, the authentication specialist SecurEnvoy recently concluded a … Continue reading

SecurEnvoy positioned as a “visionary” in Gartner Magic Quadrant for User Authentication

The leading information technology research and advisory company Gartner, Inc. recently published its “Magic Quadrant for User Authentication” (Ant Allan, March 7, 2013) and SecurEnvoy, a specialist in tokenless two-factor authentication, is now positioned in the “visionaries” category.

Are security tokens still relevant?

The world of IT seems to like four-letter abbreviations: WLAN, SNMP, HTML – and the latest offering BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). Accessing corporate networks and data using private end terminals has, however, been an issue that has had many … Continue reading

SecurEnvoy East Coast Office opens

Expanding operations across all continents; SecurEnvoy opens a new office in the USAs East Coast. With financial results now published SecurEnvoy grows its pressence in the USA further with more expansion planned. Against an industry backdrop of reducing revenues and job … Continue reading

AEP & SecurEnvoy create the secure solution for remote access users

SecurEnvoy and Ultra Electronics AEP Networks joint initiative on Tokenless® mobile phone authenticated remote access from any device SecurEnvoy and AEP Networks have combined their SecurAccess mobile phone based tokenless® two-factor authentication and LanProtect™ corporate remote access technologies and domain … Continue reading

A quarter of a million Twitter users have had their accounts compromised this weekend!

A quarter of a million Twitter users have had their accounts compromised in the latest of a string of high-profile internet security breaches. Twitter’s information security director Bob Lord said about 250,000 users’ passwords had been stolen, as well as … Continue reading

Nature’s way of keeping us on our toes?

As the bush fires spread across Queensland and fears of Victoria in NSW also being hit, we see conversely in Europe the snow has hit and brings countries to a stand still! In both Northern and Southern hemispheres emergencies arise … Continue reading