Passwordless & MFA — without the OTP fatigue.
Replace shared-secret passwords with hardware-bound FIDO2 credentials. Phishing-resistant by construction. Cards, USB keys, and biometric tokens — enterprise-deployable, audit-friendly, no battery to die in someone’s drawer.
What this actually solves
- Credential stuffing. The attacker has 12+ billion leaked passwords. With FIDO2 there is no password to steal — the per-origin keypair is generated and stored in the authenticator and never leaves it.
- Phishing. A FIDO2 credential is bound to the relying-party origin in the browser. A look-alike phishing site cannot harvest a usable credential because the browser will not authorise the wrong origin.
- OTP interception / SIM swap. SMS and TOTP both have a real-time-interception window. Hardware-bound MFA does not.
- UX fatigue. Tap a card, touch a key. No 30-second OTP entry. Resident credentials drop the username field too.
Reference architecture
Three deployment paths
Path 1 — Card-as-badge
One card replaces both the corporate badge and the security key. Best for office-based workforces.
Path 2 — USB key
Pure security key, USB-A or USB-C, for distributed / remote workforces.
Path 3 — Biometric card
Match-on-card fingerprint adds the third factor without a phone or PIN entry. Highest assurance.
Migration path from password+OTP
Pilot 100
Issue a pilot batch to one team. Validate IdP integration and user UX.
Allow alongside
FIDO2 added as a permitted MFA method alongside existing OTP / push.
Require for privileged
Privileged accounts require FIDO2. OTP retained as fallback only.
Workforce-wide
FIDO2 the default; password retained only as a fallback during enrollment.
Passwordless
Resident credentials — users don’t even type their username.
Pilot a passwordless rollout.
Tell us your IdP (Okta, Azure AD, Ping, ForgeRock, custom), target user count, and certification target. Pilot batches in 6–8 weeks.