PCI DSS requiress two factor authentication (also known as multifactor authentication) - something you know and something you have. For IBM i users, this usually means a password and an authentication code provided to a token or mobile device. However, tokens are expensive and are frequently lost - and SMS messages to mobile devices have become a deprecated method.

Join Patrick Townsend, Founder and CEO of Townsend Security, as he discusses the PCI recommendations, how to meet 2FA compliance requirements with a mobile based solution, and how Townsend Security is helping IBM i users meet the latest two factor authentication compliance requirements.

• Download this podcast to learn about:
• PCI DSS and NIST requirements for two factor authentication
• Protecting critical data on the IBM i with two factor authentication
• Mobile based authentication with Twilio's Authy
• Introduction to Alliance Two Factor Authentication