From Consumer Convenience to Enterprise Security: Demystifying Passkeys in the Workforce
summary
Enterprises move from passwords and OTP toward deployable, phishing‑resistant passkeys integrated with existing PKI and identity stacks: examples include a US federal setup issuing derived PIV passkey at kiosks and passing credentials into Entra ID integration via Microsoft APIs, a manufacturer combining PKI and FIDO on the same device, Mid‑East orgs adding passkeys to on‑prem auth servers, and a German MSP managing 4 million devices with a credential provider — all live deployments showing practical migration paths and device‑binding tradeoffs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 0:48About the speaker and context
- 1:52Who Intercede is
- 3:17Passkeys in enterprise use cases
- 4:00Large US federal government agency
- 7:31PIV and FIPS 201 compliance
- 10:00Derived credentials with passkeys
- 13:35European manufacturing organization
- 16:25Medium-sized organization in the Middle East
- 19:36Small organizations in Germany
- 22:46Managed service provider demo
- 23:07Key takeaways and conclusions
- 25:15Q&A on NIS 2 and readiness
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