Protect your company with FIDO2 authentication
summary
Claims that a network broker architecture lets enterprises add FIDO2/WebAuthn to legacy apps without code changes, cutting development and maintenance costs and rolling out quickly. Cites Microsoft’s 150 million monthly passwordless Windows logins and 4 billion FIDO-capable devices, and a bank migrating a mobile workforce (deployed 9,000 laptops) to passwordless, using biometrics and push notifications via a security broker. Reports almost 200 apps in pipeline for broker integration and says the approach delivers centrally managed MFA, reduced vendor lock-in, and broad passwordless adoption.
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- 5:04Advantages
- 14:36Vision of future authentication
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