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Authy Review
Authy's user interface makes the authentication app exceptionally easy to use, but hackers have found it easy to breach in recent years.
Twilio SendGrid Marketing Campaigns Review
Twilio SendGrid Marketing Campaigns is a somewhat simple email and digital marketing solution, but one that's built on a reliable and highly scalable mail transfer agent service infrastructure.
Twilio: Hackers Also Compromised Authy Users
At least 93 users of the company's two-factor authentication app were affected by the recent breach.
Zendesk Launches Zendesk Suite and Zendesk Connect
Via the launch of its all-in-one Zendesk Suite and its predictive Zendesk Connect product this week, Zendesk is aiming to greatly improve customer service.
Twilio Wants to Change Contact Centers With New Flex Platform
With the launch of its Flex platform, Twilio makes a direct play for the contact center space.
Managing the Password Dilemma
It's no secret that passwords are a lousy approach to security, but for most organizations, that's all they've got.
Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson Talks Apps, Future of Communication
Lawson dishes on the Super Network, and how Twilio works seamlessly behind the scenes in apps like Airbnb, Netflix, and Uber.
Tech Rivals Back Microsoft in DOJ Gag Order Suit
Redmond says it's "unconstitutional" to prevent it from informing consumers that the feds are seeking their data.
Twilio, T-Mobile Want to Connect Developers to Internet of Things
Programmable Wireless is intended to make it easier—and less expensive—for developers to connect with the IOT.
Two-Factor Is Too Hard? It Needn't Be
Two-factor authentication is vastly more secure than just relying on passwords, but if it's a pain in the neck to use, people will reject it. If it's going to succeed, it has to be easy.
Own Your Own Identity With Universal Two-Factor Authentication
The Universal Two-Factor (U2F) authentication standard backed by the FIDO Alliance promises user authentication that just can't be cracked or duplicated by a hacker. Could it spell the end of password-based authentication?
