Megan Shamas
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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That's a really good question.
So the good news, so earlier when I mentioned that passwords are, you know, built into the fabric of the Internet,
The good news is that Passkey support is now built into almost everything at this point.
We really wanted to replicate the availability and ubiquity of passwords with Passkeys, and so today support for Passkeys is built into every operating system and browser.
Most IDPs support passkeys.
We also have a strong vendor ecosystem with certified products that can help support implementation.
Most organizations have a path forward technically to move forward with passkeys.
I think what we see for the most part with implementations is that number one,
I'm glad I'm on a PCI podcast right now, is that, you know, there's planning and ensuring that you're meeting, you know, compliance and requirements for your organization that require some pre-planning.
And so to Andrew's point, you know, you have pass keys and different types of pass keys.
There might be scenarios where you need to support additional types of authentication.
You want to ensure that you're meeting all the requirements that you have for your different user types.
So and then you have a path forward and a roadmap forward for that.
I mean, I think the other piece that needs to be planned, pre-planned and is a very important aspect of
supporting past keys is really just change management and education and ensuring that your users, whether they're, you know, consumer end users or from a workforce perspective, your employees have advanced notice of what's changing, what they can expect, have some training on that, and really can expect what's going to happen.
PassKeys are very easy to use, but we do find that the more pre-planning and the more education that is put forward, the less likely it is that there's really any issue when it's time to start actually using PassKeys.
So technically, the path is there.
The organizations have to think about their business requirements, their organizational requirements, their compliance requirements, and just have a solid plan to move forward.
Well, thank you.
I hope closer.
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