The password problem is well documented these days. With 39% of UK businesses being hit by cyber attacks last year, with phishing attacks accounting for nearly 90% of these, the security limitations of ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.enerjigazetesi.ist\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/11\/02-1.jpg\")
passwords are clearer than ever.<\/p>\n
And we all know what a poor experience passwords offer. The growing number to remember, plus the required complexity of these means the re-use and sharing of passwords is rampant. 72% of enterprise workers admit to reusing passwords, increasing vulnerability to costly account takeovers, data breaches and even stolen identities.<\/p>\n
lternatives to passwords have been introduced in various forms over the last few years to counteract the glaring faults passwords present.\u00a0Multi-factor Authentication<\/u><\/a>(opens in new tab)<\/span>\u00a0(MFA) has helped some businesses improve security; however, the significance of Apple\u2019s latest announcement and what it means in the move away from passwords is nothing short of mighty.<\/p>\n Security and convenience are two of the most important features needed to truly enable the full eradication of passwords \u2013 biometric verification provides both to a high standard.<\/p>\nYou can forget passwords but you can’t forget your face<\/h2>\n
The future is passwordless<\/h2>\n