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Authentication of the sender domain with SPF is a must if you want your emails to reach private Gmail accounts. Otherwise they will not be delivered by Google. How to fix this? We explain.

Discover why the future is passwordless and what it takes to make that happen. Learn about new projects and employees at aspectra, and what we are doing this winter instead of hibernating - all this and more, in this issue.

Keys and certificates are used routinely and widely in IT environments to secure the transmission and encryption of data. In order to manage the multitude of keys and certificates efficiently, a central key management system (KMS) is essential.

SMS are still widely used as the second factor for strong authentication (mTAN). Find out in this blog post why this can lead to ever more problems.

As of September 14, secure authentication will be mandatory for all e-commerce in the EU. This is when the new European Payment Services Directive PSD2 comes into force. What are the implications for Swiss providers?

The physical RSA token has been increasingly replaced by the software token over the last few years. Hardware tokens as key rings or software tokens as apps on your smartphone? What are the pros and cons for the user? 

In an environment, such as e-banking, where security is critical, two- or multi-factor authentication (2FA, or MFA) has become an increasingly common method to controll access. This security procedure is also known as "strong" authentication.

Increasing security requirements in day-to-day online activities can be a real hassle for today's creatures of habit and are known to spoil the digital experience. Risk-based authentication is a way to make life easier without taking major risks.