When it comes to your employees authenticating, multiple methods makes for a complex tech stack. What if there were a simpler solution? One that could consolidate your tools while removing a login method that is largely reliant on human behavior – passwords.
In our new report out today with the FIDO Alliance, The 2023 Workforce Authentication Report: Embracing the Passwordless Future, we look to understand the state of passwordless, its benefits and barriers, and the role passkeys will play in the business environment.
Surveying over one thousand IT decision makers from the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Australia, the results show businesses readily embracing the passwordless future -- 92% of respondents to be exact -- as they look to fewer passwords to keep their credentials more secure.
“The move towards passwordless authentication has gained steam over the past few years as an increasing number of organizations have moved to eliminate the risk and liability of passwords as they are the source of the vast majority of data breaches,” said Andrew Shikiar, Executive Director and CMO of the FIDO Alliance. “Today’s report backs up this trend by illustrating that global IT leaders are rapidly aiming to reduce their reliance on legacy forms of authentication in favor of passkeys for user-friendly, phishing-resistant sign-ins.”
Read LastPass and the FIDO Alliance’s The 2023 Workforce Authentication Report: Embracing the Passwordless Future to learn:
- Why businesses are looking to passwordless authentication to secure their data;
- How and when they plan on implementing passwordless technology within their organization;
- The important role of passkeys in this passwordless future.
