In the wake of Heartbleed, organizations are asking what they should do to protect employees and clients from damage the bug may have caused. Here are some best ways to deal with those issues, in addition to how to protect both company data and employee privacy moving forward.

MorphoTrak partnered with Identity One to deliver a time & attendance and biometric access control system to a North American freight railroad company; HID Global and Proxama, created a solution enabling deployment of secure mobile web-based coupon and loyalty schemes; and Gemalto launched Sealys Color in Polycarbonate, a system that enables high-quality color photographs to be permanently embedded into polycarbonate documents such as IDs, driving licenses and passports.

Regular card printer maintenance can help increase the lifespan of your ID card system and prevent unnecessary spending on new printers and ribbons. This will also cut down on wasted time and frustration by preventing most card jams and ribbon breakage.

Organizations can easily add security to their login procedures with two-factor authentication, which is a simple process that requires users to enter more than one piece of information to access accounts. For example, in addition to simply entering a user name and password, two-factor authentication requires use of another identifier, such as a smart card or a PIN code.

Identity-as-a-service enables smaller enterprises the ability to use smart cards, PKI and other advanced identity technologies.

The updated version of LastPass’ Android app leverages the Galaxy S5’s fingerprint sensor for a way to login to accounts. With a swipe of a fingerprint, Galaxy S5 owners will be able to access their password vault.

Facebook is testing anonymous logins for third-party apps. Anonymous logins will give individuals the ability to test an app without giving up information and enable consumers to still use a Facebook login across multiple devices.