Yubico is making secure authentication even more affordable


Yubico is expanding its lineup of security keys with a brand new model for individuals that enables secure authentication on devices featuring USB-C and NFC.
The company’s new blue Security Key C NFC not only enables modern, FIDO-based authentication but it’s also cheaper than the devices in its YubiKey 5 FIPS Series as well as its recently released YubiKey Bio Series.
Yubico’s new security key is available now for $29 (€29) and offers FIDO-only support in a USB-C form factor with NFC capabilities. However, for those looking for an affordable security key in a USB-A form factor, the company’s Security Key NFC is available at an even lower cost of $25 (€25).
Security Key C NFC
Yubico’s new Security Key C NFC provides enhanced, modern security for applications, services and user accounts for both desktop and mobile authentication.
Whether you opt for the USB-A or USB-C security key, both devices support FIDO U2F and FIDO2/WebAuthn which is based on Yubico’s own invention of enabling one single authenticator to work across any number of applications.
While there are many different forms of multi-factor authentication (MFA), not all are created equal. FIDO-based authentication is the only method proven to protect against both phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks.
High risk users such as journalists, elected officials, activists and others who are likely to be targeted online should consider using a security key in addition to a VPN and antivirus software to further protect themselves online. With Yubico’s new Security Key C NFC, they can do so in a way that is not only affordable but also highly secure.
Yubico is expanding its lineup of security keys with a brand new model for individuals that enables secure authentication on devices featuring USB-C and NFC. The company’s new blue Security Key C NFC not only enables modern, FIDO-based authentication but it’s also cheaper than the devices in its YubiKey 5…
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