by SecureKey | Dec 16, 2014 | Uncategorized
The way of the paper bill is slowly going away, as conducting business online increasingly goes mainstream. Just think, as a consumer, you likely access at least one of your services online. And whether it’s to pay a bill, look for new deals, or simply check the...
by Andre Boysen | Aug 7, 2014 | Uncategorized
The security landscape continues to shift rapidly amid the evolving demands and threats that are circulating through virtually every industry and region of the world. Whereas protection against digital risks was once wholly found in simple data security software,...
by SecureKey | Jan 16, 2014 | BYOID/BYOC, BYOID/BYOC, BYOID/BYOC, BYOID/BYOC, BYOID/BYOC, BYOID/BYOC
In light of the recent Target security breach, many consumers and businesses alike are worried about what may happen to their data. Artificial spending limitations have been imposed on some cards to minimize the damage from unauthorized purchases, numerous financial...
by SecureKey | Jan 14, 2014 | BYOD
While mobile payments may have seemed to be a pipe dream only a year or so ago, the transaction method appears to be picking up steam. More countries are adopting the technology and it's receiving greater support from merchants as they adopt NFC readers or similar...
by SecureKey | Dec 13, 2013 | Uncategorized
For every popular device or trend, there was a tipping point where sales or adoption surged upward or hit critical mass to enable a number of related technologies and practices. In Canada, the tipping point for mobile payments is swiftly approaching, as smartphone...
by SecureKey | Dec 10, 2013 | Authentication
When people only needed a password for their email and perhaps one or two other services, creating one complex, yet memorable code was simple. If that credential needed resetting, users could also be assured that few people would know the answer to...
