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The Decades-Old Tech That Could Kill Passwords
Tom Jermoluk, the longtime Silicon Valley inventor and investor, feels bad that we're all still using passwords. So he and his longtime business partner, Netscape co-founder Jim Clark, have a new solution.

The Role of Stronger Authentication in Protecting Rewards Programs
Due to their large membership pools, the rewards programs offered by top brands represent sizable assets. Attacks against rewards programs are becoming more frequent as they often fly under the radar as potential targets, says Beyond Identity's CEO Jasson Casey.

The End of the Password Protection Era
This past July, Beyond Identity, a passwordless identity management company, announced that it joined the FIDO Alliance. Beyond Identity startup with a mission to empower people and businesses to securely, privately, and effortlessly control their digital identities by restoring trust and building a secure way for user authentication and authorization.

The 20 Best Cybersecurity Startups To Watch In 2020
Based on a methodology that equally weighs a startup's ability to attract new customers, current and projected revenue growth, ability to adapt their solutions to growing industries and position in their chosen markets.

TJ Jermoluk And Jim Clark Team Up To Launch Beyond Identity Zero Trust Authentication Platform
Beyond Identity enables secure digital business by replacing passwords with an extended “Chain of Trust” that includes user and device identity and a real-time snapshot of the device’s security posture for adaptive risk-based authentication and authorization.

The Importance of Authentication
Controlling access is the basis of all security. The right people should be allowed in, and the wrong people kept out. This is done by confirming – or authenticating – the identity of the person seeking access, and then checking that the person is authorized to enter.

The State of AI and Cybersecurity in 2023
Cyber security vendor Beyond Identity recently commissioned a survey of 1,010 cybersecurity specialists on AI-assisted cyberattacks and found that 75% said that AI use in cyberattacks is on the rise, with one in six respondents reportedly experiencing an AI-fueled cyberattack.

Tech Heavyweights Launch Beyond Identity To Deliver ‘The End of Passwords,’ Raise $30M Series A
Crunchbase News, Mary Ann Azevedo