WEBINAR ON DEMAND
Duration: 25 minutes

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Over the past two years, slightly more than one-third of IT administrators have experienced a business breach. The previous way of dealing with breaches was to change passwords, but organizations are increasingly turning to a passwordless environment for security.

Passwordless systems don’t mean passwords are gone for good. For now, these systems require a Master Password to validate security changes to account settings and in the cases of declined authentication attempts. Even so, some main advantages of shifting to a (mostly) passwordless system include:

• Enhanced password usage: A simpler access system encourages overall password hygiene and allows for stronger master password requirements, since end users don’t use it to gain vault access
• Time recovery: Almost one-third of IT tickets are password related
• Better productivity: With less focus on password issues, IT teams can focus on strategic projects that improve productivity and customer satisfaction

SPEAKER  

Molly Aldrich
Senior Product Marketer
LastPass