Passwordless authentication capability
SecureAuth removes passwords from login flows using device-bound credentials and standards like FIDO2/WebAuthn, improving both security and user experience.
Why this matters: You can block password-based attacks while making login faster for everyone.
The challenge: Passwords cause phishing, credential stuffing, and constant reset tickets that drain time and trust.
Our solution
SecureAuth enables passwordless sign-in with platform authenticators and security keys, backed by risk signals and adaptive policies. You can roll out by group, keep secure recovery paths, and add step-up prompts only when risk increases.
Key benefits
✔ Stronger security with device‑bound credentials
✔ Faster login and higher user satisfaction
✔ Fewer help desk resets and lower costs
✔ Flexible rollout and coexistence with legacy apps
Investment considerations
- Implementation approach: Offer self-service and assisted enrollment for priority roles; define secure recovery; maintain temporary fallback methods during transition; keep legacy apps behind SSO or gateways until modernized.
- Expected benefits: Fewer password resets and phishing incidents; faster login; higher adoption; lower support costs.
- Scalability: Support high-volume enrollment and device lifecycle management; plan hardware key inventory where used; ensure broad browser and OS coverage; monitor recovery flows and misuse.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Q: Do we still need MFA with passwordless?
A: Passwordless replaces the password. You can add step‑up based on risk or policy.
Q: What if a user loses a device or key?
A: Follow a verified recovery flow, re‑enroll, and require step‑up during recovery.
Q: Can this work on shared workstations?
A: Yes. Use external keys and enforce re‑authentication when users switch.
Q: How do we support legacy apps?
A: Keep them behind SSO or use protocol bridging while you modernize.
Q: Is mobile supported?
A: Yes. Use platform authenticators on iOS and Android or external security keys.