Jen Easterly

Jen Easterly

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Joined Feb 2024 Austin, United States
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Jen Easterly posted a new writeup in Technology Sep 8, 2026
Single Sign On Software Vendors: 10 Options Worth Comparing
Technology Single Sign On Software Vendors: 10 Options Worth Comparing

Choosing an SSO platform can get confusing when every vendor seems to promise the same thing. This roundup of single sign on software vendors puts 10 op...

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Jen Easterly posted a new writeup in Business Sep 4, 2026
Palm Vein vs Fingerprint Authentication: Which Biometric Security Method Is More Secure?
Business Palm Vein vs Fingerprint Authentication: Which Biometric Security Method Is More Secure?

A user places a finger on a sensor and is recognized from the pattern on the fingertip. Another user holds a palm near a reader, where the system evaluates c...

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Jen Easterly posted a new writeup in Business Jul 29, 2026
Why Enterprises Are Consolidating MFA, SSO, And IAM Into One Platform
Business Why Enterprises Are Consolidating MFA, SSO, And IAM Into One Platform

Running MFA, SSO, and IAM through separate vendors felt like good architecture five years ago. Defense in depth. Best-of-breed tools. No single point of fail...

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Jen Easterly posted a new writeup in Business Jul 17, 2026
The Hidden Reason Businesses Are Switching to openid authentication Today
Business The Hidden Reason Businesses Are Switching to openid authentication Today

Modern authentication isn't just about stronger security, it's about creating seamless user access without adding friction. Learn how openid authenticat...

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Jen Easterly posted a new writeup in Technology Jul 7, 2026
Palm Vein Scanner Authentication: How It Works And Why Banks Are Adopting It In 2025
Technology Palm Vein Scanner Authentication: How It Works And Why Banks Are Adopting It In 2025

Banks have always had a fraud problem. What changed is the sophistication of the attack. Stolen PINs, cloned cards, lifted fingerprints - each time the indus...

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