The end of passwords
The use of passwords to secure company accounts and devices has a long tradition and decision-makers and private users have not questioned this practice too much for a number of years. However, some serious data scandals and leaks within the last few years have heightened companies' awareness of potential security risks as well as unnecessary costs. Since working from home is becoming increasingly popular and the use of cloud services will continue to increase, securing personal data is more important than ever. Just leave
At the same time, the interest of many citizens in the subject of data protection is increasing. The development towards passwordless authentication is the next step towards maximum data security and data protection while at the same time being as easy to use and implement as possible.
FIDO2 is a joint project of the FIDO alliance (“Fast IDentity Online”) and the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and enables secure passwordless or multiple authentication. The standard promises to replace the practice of password use. It also has the potential to fundamentally change the way that individual users and companies operate on the Internet.
I'm looking forward to a password free future!
Leave The end of passwords to:
Read more #cybersecurity posts
Best Posts From src3
We have not curated any of src3's posts yet. But you can encourage our curation team to review posts by visiting them regularly and by referring other readers. Because we give priority to frequently read content.
More Posts From src3
- Vulnerabilities in medical apps
- Fake Ledger Mail, Caution! Spear phishing attack
- Banks under pressure
- Online elections in Germany
- Unbelievable: Whoever pays ransom in the USA could end up in jail himself
- Caution: Phishing attacks with bit.ly links
- Secure your Hardware Wallet - best practice
- Remote work intensifies challenges for IT security
- The end of passwords
- Create and NEVER forget your super SECURE Password again