Quoted in Forbes.com: One Password For Work And Home — Is This The Future?

URL: http://www.forbes.com/sites/emc/2014/02/25/one-password-for-work-and-home-is-this-the-future/

Author: Michael O’Dwyer

 

Sorin Mustaca, an IT security expert for Avira, a global provider of IT security protection, says BYOI is a welcome change and is the future of authentication in an interconnected world.

“With one single service to authenticate, the possibilities to secure it are much better because the consumers have only one password to remember and it is quite easy to add two-factor authentication so that we don’t have a single point of failure,” says Mustaca.


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