Microsoft authentication is the experience one has when securely accessing digital resources without the use of a password. Many governments have security recommendations, and for some reason, they still recommend "strong" passwords.Įxecutives typically follow these recommendations, but they lack the time and expertise to understand Microsoft passwordless authentication and should seek assistance from IT professionals. Unfortunately, many businesses continue to use their passwords. However, times are changing, and we need to put passwordless on the agenda. It's understandable that we appreciate our passwords, given that they've kept us safe for so long and have been such an integral part of any authentication ecosystem. Many people have no idea what authentication protocol is being used. As you implement, you will gain an understanding of your envoirments' readiness.Onboarding new users to truly passwordless has never been easier or more secure than with the Temporary Access Pass (TAP).Passwordless is not ineffective when your applications require a password for authentication (Hybrid Cloud Kerberos Trust Deployment).Passwordless is not ADFS Certificate Based Authentication (you lack the eco system and cloud security intelligence).Passwordless is not difficult to implement, nor is it challenging for users to understand.Understand this: passwordless authentication is here to stay FOREVER and will only enhance the security of our infrastructure, so for how much longer will you ignore the possibilities?
Temporary Access Pass (Allows users to temporary configure strong authentication).FIDO2 security keys (Small piece of hardware).Microsoft Authenticator (Smartphone application).Windows Hello for Business (Windows device).To make passwordless a success, I have used the following tools: Microsoft Passwordless is a combination of our user's identity in Azure AD and our device's identity, since we are binding our identities together as humans and devices.
Even our free Azure AD subscription includes passwordless authentication for both internal and external users.
After successfully implementing Microsoft passwordless authentication for a large number of users, I am left wondering why more organizations have not adopted this low-hanging fruit.
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