InformationWeek: 4 Lessons Learned From the Latest Uber Breach

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After the September 9th security breach of ride share company Uber, InformationWeek compiled valuable lessons for IT leaders to consider their organizations’ vulnerabilities.

There are more secure approaches to multi-factor authentication. They may come with additional cost … in terms of the company [losing] some of its operational flexibility or putting additional burdens on employees.
Bob Kolasky
Senior Vice President, Critical Infrastructure, Exiger Government Solutions

Read the InformationWeek article by author Carrie Pallardy below:

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