Introduction to FDO and How It works Applications _ Richard at FIDO Alliance.pdf

The rapid expansion of the Internet of Things has fostered convenience and connectedness for consumers. It has also opened the door for creative hackers. Recently, hackers used hundreds of thousands of common internet-connected devices in consumers’ homes, without the owners’ knowledge, to launch a DDoS attack that temporarily brought down crucial parts of the internet’s infrastructure. Attacks in the past have shown that passwords in IoT devices provide insufficient security. Additionally, IoT devices are too constrained for implementing biometric functions. The question then becomes how to authenticate to such devices and can the industry adopt a standardized approach despite a highly fragmented IoT landscape. This presentation by Rolf Lindemann of Nok Nok Labs, explores how FIDO Authentication can provide convenient and strong authentication in an array of IoT use cases.

This document summarizes a presentation given by Koichi Moriyama of NTT DOCOMO on their deployment of FIDO authentication. It discusses how NTT DOCOMO implemented FIDO standards to enable passwordless login for their d ACCOUNT system using biometric authentication on supported devices. It provides details on the motivation, user experience, and security approach taken. It also discusses future goals of using mobile devices as the primary authentication method and creating a world without passwords.

FIDO Taipei Workshop: Securing the Edge with FDO

The document provides an overview of the FIDO Universal Authentication Framework (UAF) Reference Architecture. It describes the key components of the FIDO UAF ecosystem including the FIDO UAF client, server, protocols, authenticator abstraction layer, and authenticators. The goals of FIDO UAF are to enable strong, multi-factor authentication across devices and platforms while simplifying integration of new authentication capabilities and preserving user privacy.

A detailed look at the "Your Security, More Simple" d ACCOUNT initiative at NTT DOCOMO, including design principles, solution architecture, security architecture, FIDO standards and deployment of FIDO Authentication. Presented by Koichi Moriyama, Senior Director, Product Department, NTT DOCOMO, Inc.

Palo Alto Networks provides next-generation firewalls that can address all network security needs through application identification and control. Some key points: - Founded in 2005 and now has over 1,000 employees and 11,000 enterprise customers. - Traditional firewalls cannot adequately address today's applications that use encryption and advanced evasion techniques. Palo Alto's firewall identifies applications regardless of port or protocol to enforce fine-grained security policies. - The firewall incorporates features like application control, user identification, content scanning, and wildfire malware analysis to safely enable applications and protect against both known and unknown threats.

Particularly relevant to people responsible for the design of PROFINET networks, highlighting the common errors and assumptions made that could make on-going support of the network rather difficult.

The document discusses Fortinet's security fabric, which provides a comprehensive network security solution through a unified platform. It summarizes the key components of the security fabric, including next-generation firewalls, switches, virtual firewalls, endpoint security, cloud security, advanced threat protection, and management solutions. It also outlines how the security fabric delivers broad, powerful and automated protection through its integration of these components and intelligence-driven capabilities.

The Second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) and the associated Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) on strong customer authentication and secure communication impose stringent requirements on multi-factor authentication and on the security of implementations. Payment Service Providers will want to know whether the authentication solutions they put in place conform to the RTS both in terms of functionality and security. The FIDO Alliance standards are based on multi-factor authentication and are a strong fit for PSD2 compliance. The FIDO Alliance’s certification program provides an independent evaluation of functional compliance to the standards as well as of the achieved level of security of FIDO authenticators. Featuring industry experts, this presentation explores how FIDO can resolve key issues, including: • How the FIDO standards conform to the RTS • How FIDO’s certification program guarantees this conformity • How FIDO’s certification program provides for the mandatory security evaluation imposed by the RTS

FIDO Taipei Workshop: Securing the Edge with FDO

The document discusses using FIDO authenticators for IoT devices. It presents eWBM's biometric external FIDO authenticator and its security features. Potential applications of FIDO authentication for IoT are then described, including for device authentication over LoRa networks, drone control, and public WiFi access. The use of a BLE FIDO authenticator for personalized smart speaker services is also proposed. The conclusion recommends slimming down the FIDO client for embedded systems and achieving at least Security Level 2 certification for IoT authenticators.

The document discusses FIDO Alliance's efforts to create simpler and stronger authentication standards to replace passwords. It provides an overview of FIDO authentication, including how it works, adoption rates, and certification programs. It also summarizes the Alliance's work in identity verification, binding, and FIDO Device Onboarding to fill gaps and further the passwordless vision.

To view recording of this webinar please use the below URL: http://wso2.com/library/webinars/2015/12/fido-universal-second-factor-u2f-for-wso2-identity-server In this webinar, WSO2, Yubico co-creator of U2F, and WSO2's premier integrator Yenlo explain the technology, discuss the use cases for strong authentication, and demonstrate the power and ease-of-use of the U2F security key. WSO2 will present the Authentication framework of WSO2 Identity server, Multi factor and Multi step authentication configuration and more.

The FIDO Alliance was launched with the audacious goal – to move the entire world away from usernames, passwords, and traditional multi-factor authentication to a much simpler and stronger way to log in with FIDO. It’s now 2021, so … are we there yet? Join us for a webinar to take a look at the past year’s progress, and see what’s next. Our executive director and CMO Andrew Shikiar and our director of standards development David Turner will be on the line to take your questions – ask us anything!

The FIDO Alliance's goal is for the whole world to move away from usernames, passwords, and traditional MFA to a simpler and stronger way to log in with FIDO! Here's a look at the past year’s progress and what's happening next.

The FIDO Alliance invites you to learn how simplify strong authentication for web services. This presentation was part of our FIDO Alliance Seminar in Tokyo, Japan, in November, 2015.

NTT DOCOMO has deployed FIDO standards for strong authentication on its network in Japan to simplify security for users. It launched FIDO authentication using biometric sensors on Android devices in 2015 and later expanded to iOS devices with Touch ID. This allows d ACCOUNT users to log in and approve payments with fingerprints instead of passwords. NTT DOCOMO's implementation of open FIDO standards across multiple device platforms demonstrates the growing adoption of simpler, stronger authentication.

FIDO Alliance Osaka Seminar

FIDO Alliance Osaka Seminar

FIDO Alliance Osaka Seminar

FIDO Alliance Osaka Seminar