2022 State of Passwordless Security

The second annual State of Passwordless Security report investigates the current state of conventional and passwordless authentication, key drivers and barriers to adoption as well as overarching technology preferences. Based on research conducted by Cybersecurity Insiders, highlights of the report include:

  • What types of attacks are organizations seeing?
  • Where are organizations falling short in authentication security?
  • What are the key drivers of passwordless adoption?
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Find Out Why Industry Leaders Choose HYPR to Eliminate Passwords

  • Karl Mattson
    “Instead of adding more security hurdles for the user, HYPR’s passwordless approach eliminates the most significant friction point in the user experience – the password.”
    Karl Mattson
    CISO
  • Abbie Barbir
    “HYPR has brought passwordless authentication to the mainstream. The emphasis on security and user experience allows companies to tackle account takeover fraud at a scale never before possible.”
    Abbie Barbir
    Senior Security Architect, Aetna CVS Health
  • Ann Johnson
    “With an uptick in online identity theft, businesses must strive to prevent potentially dire situations. By implementing HYPR they can drastically decrease the vulnerabilities caused by ineffective passwords.”
    Ann Johnson
    Corporate Vice President Cybersecurity Solutions, Microsoft
  • Michael Christenson
    “Password elimination gives businesses a massive leap forward in terms of security posture. HYPR has made passwordless authentication a reality at a time when the need for security could not be more urgent.”
    Michael Christenson
    COO, New Relic
  • Ed Amoroso
    “Decentralizing credentials onto users’ personal devices, as the HYPR team does, forces attackers to focus on each device individually. This approach to passwordless security can remove the hackers’ primary target and drastically shift the economics in the enterprises favor.”
    Ed Amoroso
    Fmr CISO of AT&T, Current CEO of TAG Cyber