Key Considerations for Passkeys

In the second part of our series on modern multifactor, phishing-resistant MFA, Christopher Harrell, CTO at Yubico, will expand upon the concept of passkeys. In the last year, the industry was introduced to the term passkey, which has caused some confusion in the market as well as excitement as we work to move beyond passwords.

Join our Q&A webinar on Thursday, June 16th where we will answer your questions, address some of the most common misconceptions, and clarify the role passkeys play in modern authentication.

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Do passkeys live up to the claim that they provide a more secure and seamless authentication experience for your users? Come learn about how passkeys can fit into your phishing resistant MFA strategy, and how you can begin to leverage this facet of WebAuthn. In this webinar you will learn:

-What is a passkey
-Benefits of passkeys
-Deployment considerations
-How to design a seamless user experience
-How to implement WebAuthn passkey best practices

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Everyone is talking about passkeys - but what are they, and what do they mean for the future of authentication? A passkey is a more secure replacement for passwords, which stops phishing in its tracks. Passkey technology is the cybersecurity industry’s attempt to streamline, modernize and rebrand authentication lexicon, even if the underlying technology is essentially identical to FIDO2/WebAuthn, which have existed since 2018. Join our webinar to learn:

- Top authentication misconceptions
- Where passkeys fit into the future of authentication
- Different passkey implementations and security and usability tradeoffs
- How to build a modern phishing-resistant MFA strategy that defeats modern threats

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The information you provide in this form will be held in confidence by Yubico, Inc. and its Affiliates. Any personal information submitted in this form will be used by Yubico, Inc. and its Affiliates, for their performance of this webinar, and as such, you agree to being contacted and receiving relevant marketing materials. “Affiliate” means an entity that, directly or indirectly, controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with Yubico, Inc.

As more consumers and businesses consider a move to passwordless authentication in a bid to move away from weak passwords that are susceptible to phishing attacks, the concept of passkeys has gained traction. Passkeys are a new concept in the industry that accelerate a move to passwordless. However, not all passkeys are the same and come with specific security and compliance tradeoffs for the enterprise. Join our webinar to learn about common enterprise scenarios where synced passkeys may create some chilling failure points, and other more effective and secure passkey alternatives that put your business in the best security and compliance posture.

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The information you provide in this form will be held in confidence by Yubico, Inc. and its Affiliates. Any personal information submitted in this form will be used by Yubico, Inc. and its Affiliates, for their performance of this webinar, and as such, you agree to being contacted and receiving relevant marketing materials. “Affiliate” means an entity that, directly or indirectly, controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with Yubico, Inc.