LoginRadius’ vision is to give developers a product that simplifies identity management so they can focus on building, deploying, and scaling their applications. To enhance this experience, we’ve redesigned our website interface, making navigation more intuitive and reassuring that essential resources are easily accessible.
To log into their online accounts, many individuals use their email addresses and a short collection of passwords (or even only one password). Sadly, this means that every hacker already has half your login information with your email address. Add in multiple login violations from big-name digital service providers and you have a catastrophe recipe.
![The Death of Passwords [Infographic]](/blog/static/daffd7818e5f030c4a71c46ac79bc510/0756a/death-of-passwords.png)
Are usernames and passwords really the best way to protect your customers? Check out this infographic and learn about the new technologies and authentication methods that are replacing passwords.
To verify the identity of clients, many security-minded organisations use multi-factor authentication. The most popular approach is to send a code via SMS text message to customers, which the customer then enters on the website or app. But what if you drive and have no mobile phone service? For authenticating yourself, you have a few other choices. Before you fly, just make sure to set them up!
In building enormous ships and fun activities to do on them, cruise lines are well-known for their creativity. Some of the major players, both interactive and onboard, are also doing fascinating stuff around customer service.
Companies will need to build innovative digital experiences and exclusive online services by 2020 just to remain competitive, let alone to get ahead. Top businesses in the media, telecommunications, and financial sectors are under pressure to grow market share and provide their consumers with more value.
Login strategies can come and go, but the identity of the customer is here to stay. In the wake of two major exposures of data on Facebook and Google+ exacerbated by social login, the repercussions for B2C companies can be addressed. Are social login privacy and security threats still worth the convenience? And what steps do businesses take to safeguard consumer data and preserve public confidence? Let 's begin with a bit of history.
