Implementing Stronger Authentication
In this episode of Afternoon Cyber Tea, Dave Bittner interviews Ann Johnson about the importance of implementing stronger authentication to mitigate social engineering attacks. They also discuss the future of passwordless account adoption and necessary steps to get there and the future of authentication.
With over two decades of experience in digital media, video, television production, and interactive technology, Dave Bittner is an expert in non-linear editing and digital storytelling. Ann Johnson shares her insights into identifying potential social engineering attacks and the role of organizations in improving technology and applications to protect end-users.
This podcast offers valuable information on identifying and mitigating social engineering attacks, using authentication tools, and the future of technology for combating cyber threats. If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest cybersecurity trends and strategies, this episode is a must-listen for you.
Afternoon Cyber Tea with Ann Johnson is part of The CyberWire Network and is produced by Microsoft, ensuring the highest quality of content and expertise. So, don't wait to tune in and learn what you need to know to keep your organization safe.
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Learn moreAnn Johnson, Corporate Vice President, Business Development, Security, Compliance & Identity at Microsoft, talks with cybersecurity thought leaders and influential industry experts about the trends shaping the cyber landscape and what should be top-of-mind for the C-suite and other key decision makers. Ann and her guests explore the risk and promise of tools and systems powered by AI, IoT, machine learning, and other emerging technology, as well as the impact on how humans work, communicate, consume information, and live in this era of digital transformation. Please note, the opinions expressed by guests on this podcast are their own and are not endorsed by, nor do they necessarily reflect opinions of, Microsoft or Ann Johnson.
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Implementing Stronger Authentication
Dave Bittner, Hacking Humans podcast host and a co-founder of CyberWire, interviews Ann Johnson about social engineering attacks, the future o...