Passwordless authentication

As we use more digital services, the number of passwords we need to remember and keep track of increases. To make it easier, many people choose to use the same password for different services or choose an easy password. This makes passwords vulnerable.

Complicated passwords increase the cost of user support
Many companies have decided that their employees must use passwords that are unique and increasingly complicated. However, these requirements make it difficult to remember passwords, which often results in locked accounts and password reset requests.

Passwordless authentication is faster and more secure
But what if you could get rid of passwords by using factors other than passwords? For example, face recognition, authentication apps or fingerprints?

With passwordless authentication, the employee can easily log in without having to remember a single password, which makes the login process faster and more secure.

5 benefits of passwordless authentication

Traditional authentication with username and password has been the basis of security for over 50 years. However, in light of today's IT landscape, threats and usage patterns, the time has come to retire the password. We will take a closer look at how this can be done and the benefits of passwordless authentication.

Passwordless authentication

Passwords are vulnerable

5 benefits of passwordless authentication

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