Megan Shamas
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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You know, I think we have a ways to go here, but I think we're on the right path.
I think one of the things that's really important is that organizations that set requirements like PCI, there's other organizations, of course, that put forward guidance such as NIST,
are recognizing the importance of phishing resistance and educating, you know, folks about that and helping them to understand, you know, why phishing resistant authentication is important and what security issues phishing resistant authentication solves.
So I think that is a big part
of getting us to a point where folks are getting on board with phishing resistant authentication.
They're starting to leverage it.
They understand the benefits.
So I think we're on a really great path.
And I really applaud these organizations like PCI for really stepping forward to show the difference and educate on that.
But I think what we need to do after that is and it's going to take some time, but we have to then start removing some of the fishable authentication methods that folks are using.
So increase the use of pass keys, start removing, you know, passwords and other types of fishable authentication methods from being like the backup
for criminals to go after, right?
Once we can get rid of that, you know, we're going to be, you know, at a place where we're going to be in a lot better of a spot, but we're certainly on a great path forward.
Andrew?
I would just say I would love to have passwords not be a thing in my lifetime.
That would be a wonderful thing to see.
Thank you.
If I could add on to that, that's a really great point that, you know, I also would encourage more folks within organizations or guidance centers or policy centers to heed what Andrew just said and really look at and try to understand how this is fundamentally different than what we're used to and ensure that
It's being acknowledged in policies being set or requirements being set.
It is fundamentally just different than what we're used to with passwords plus, factor, factor, factor.
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