The Beyond Blog

Getting Hacked Through a Video Game

Are certain consoles more prone to getting hacked than others? What kind of data is compromised? Read on to learn how hacks affect the gaming world.

Hacker Tracker: December 2022

Read on for Beyond Identity's analysis of high-profile cyberattacks, and more, that took place during December 2022.

Beyond Identity and CrowdStrike Integration: Advanced Attack Prevention and a Strong Zero Trust Foundation

Today our engineering team dropped a technical integration with CrowdStrike Falcon and this combination can help stop ransomware and account takeover attacks.

Zscaler And Beyond Identity Introduce Integrations that Lower the Risk of Password-Based Breaches and Secure Application Access

The new Zscaler and Beyond Identity integration can help minimize breaches, shrink the attack surface, and secure application access.

5 Best Practices for Authentication in a Zero Trust Strategy

It sounds complicated, but zero trust authentication can be a straightforward process.

Identity: A Key Element to Zero Trust Authentication

Zero trust is built on the premise that the identity of any entity on your network should be continuously verified through MFA.

Beyond Identity Expands Integrations Ecosystem to No-Code Passkey Plugin for Bubble

No-code developers can now easily build passkey authentication in their Bubble applications with Beyond Identity’s new plugins.

Introducing No-Code Passkey Plugins for Bubble Applications

No-code platforms abstract programming languages and logic and instead use a visual, drag-and-drop approach to software development.

5 Authentication Requirements for Zero Trust Environments

Discover the five requirements you need to implement zero trust authentication.

10 Organizations That Suffered Massive Data Breaches in 2022

Beyond Identity collected information about some of the largest, unique, and most high profile data breaches to wreak havoc on organizations in 2022.

What is OAuth 2.0?

If you're reading this, chances are good that you've used OAuth 2.0 without even knowing it. It's the protocol that powers logins for some of the largest sites and services on the web, including Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

What is OIDC?

OIDC stands for OpenID Connect. It's a standard for authentication that is built on top of the existing OAuth 2.0 framework.