The customer data in this new system is protected with WebAuthn, the underlying technology that powers passkeys, and you’re already moving on to the next thing on your to-do list – it’s a win for everyone.ĭown the hall, your IT team is happy that it’s easy to keep business accounts secure and that they don’t have to manage passwords.
All you have to do is allow the website to create a passkey, and the authenticator stores it for you securely. You take a quick break from your daily tasks to get the new app – since you don’t have to create and store a new password, you’re confident you can sail through the onboarding process.
Today, your organisation is onboarding your team to a new customer relationship management (CRM) system. Knowing your work accounts are protected gives you peace of mind, and since you never have to reset your company passwords, you also get time back in your busy schedule.
Throughout the day, you access your work email and various digital tools with passwordless authentication. Since your passkeys only work for the specific sites they were created for, they can’t be used by a malicious website or app. Even if you accidentally click on a phishing email link that someone snuck into your social feed, you won’t need to panic. That’s because your authenticator (either your mobile device or password manager that supports passkeys) and the website did all the work for you.Īs you rub your eyes and open Twitter, the app instantly authenticates you by pairing the public key stored on the provider’s server with the private key that’s only stored on your authenticator – all seamlessly and effortlessly.Īnd while you make your coffee and mentally go through your to-do list before heading to work, one thing you’re not worried about is your logins ending up on the dark web. While catching up on the latest news, you don’t have to think twice about your logins.
You wake up, reach for your mobile phone and scroll through your social media feeds for a few minutes. Morning: social media scrolling simplified
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