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end users, who may be required to remember and enter numerous passwords daily.
How are IT teams dealing with passwords in 2022, and are password alternatives
being adopted?
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This slide deck covers trends we’re forecasting in the IAM space, measures you need to take keep your business safe, what defines the success of an IAM system, and why open source IAM should be worthy of your consideration.
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Last year, the impacts of the WannaCry, NotPetya, and Equifax cyber attacks were closely followed by the stunning disclosure of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, increasing the sense of urgency around cybersecurity and driving spending higher than ever before.
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View to learn:
• Why the latest version of the CIS Controls has removed all references to passwords
• How multi-factor authentication (MFA) can make access hard for hackers, but easy for users
• The advantage of risk-based authentication mechanisms
• Best practices for avoiding MFA implementation pitfalls
Security in the Hybrid Cloud Now and in 2016 IDG Connect
New research conducted by IDG Connect, on behalf of F5, collates the views of 50 IT decision makers in large organisations across Australia and Singapore. This infographic investigates the state of current security practices in the hybrid cloud and looks at where things are likely to head by 2016.
Passwords are a part of everyday business operations, protecting valuable entry points to sensitive data and files. And yet, the burden of password security is mostly on the
end users, who may be required to remember and enter numerous passwords daily.
How are IT teams dealing with passwords in 2022, and are password alternatives
being adopted?
One-Minute Insights on timely topics are available to Gartner Peer Insights members.
Sign up for access to over 100 more, and new insights each week.
This slide deck covers trends we’re forecasting in the IAM space, measures you need to take keep your business safe, what defines the success of an IAM system, and why open source IAM should be worthy of your consideration.
Watch the on-demand webinar here - https://wso2.com/library/webinars/2019/02/the-future-of-digital-iam/
In September 2019, Unbound Tech surveyed 500 members of the Cyber Security Competency Group
(CSCG), a group of cybersecurity professionals (analysts, engineers, and architects) from different industries across North America. The survey addressed cryptographic key management and certificate management practices.
Best Practices for Multi-Factor Authentication: Delivering Stronger Security ...Sirius
Last year, the impacts of the WannaCry, NotPetya, and Equifax cyber attacks were closely followed by the stunning disclosure of the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities, increasing the sense of urgency around cybersecurity and driving spending higher than ever before.
Despite increased spending on security products and services, the number of data breaches continues to rise. Funding doesn’t guarantee successful security. Organizations often waste valuable resources on practices that fail to protect against evolving threats, and continue to prop up password security.
View to learn:
• Why the latest version of the CIS Controls has removed all references to passwords
• How multi-factor authentication (MFA) can make access hard for hackers, but easy for users
• The advantage of risk-based authentication mechanisms
• Best practices for avoiding MFA implementation pitfalls
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Criminal theft of passwords has made passwords obsolete, and so a new factor is required for authentication. Biometrics will be that new factor. It increases security and will prove more convenient for the consumer than passwords as it transitions into a persistent identity over the next 5 to 8 years. Increasingly smartphones are shipping with trusted execution environments that can displace traditional hardware security fobs. These new smartphones are critical to this fundamental shift in biometrics.
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As with any other sector, custom software
development has been impacted by the
digital wave, if not more so. Today it's all
about enriching the business experience
across all levels.
Through “Authentication Solution Providers 2019” issue, Insights Success takes an initiative in addressing some of the finest organizations who stand forth in delivering best authentication solutions at one’s door.
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As with any other sector, custom software
development has been impacted by the
digital wave, if not more so. Today it's all
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across all levels.
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4. MFA is a work-in-progress for large enterprises.
Only 16% use MFA universally across all use cases.
The ability to use MFA
universally is important
given hackers will find a
way to get to the weakest
link.
Like our research in 2021,
enterprises are still using
MFA sporadically.
One of the promises of
passwordless is to be a
next generation investment
that provides a universal
user experience for
authentication across all
use cases.
5. MFA use in 2021 vs 2022
Cloud apps still lead the way, with plenty of room for MFA to be used in
desktops/endpoints
Cloud services led the penetration of MFA in ‘21 and
legacy software was among the least penetrated.
2021
6. Most orgs have multiple MFA solutions
67% have 2 or more.
Along with different MFA
end user experiences,
having multiple MFA
solutions burdens IAM and
IT security teams.
Yet most organizations
have multiple MFA
solutions to meet their
needs, highlighting the
challenge MFA has had in
having universal end-to-
end coverage.
33%
32%
18%
8% 9%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
Just one 2 3 4 or 5 More than 5
How many different solution providers does your organization use for
7. Most orgs buy MFA solutions in addition to their
SSO provider’s MFA offering.
69% of orgs have an MFA solution outside of their SSO providers.
The data here is mixed,
because 69% of orgs use an
MFA from their SSO
provider –with 31% buying
exclusively from the SSO
provider.
But 69% also use at least
one other MFA provider
outside of their SSO
provider, with 31% not
using an MFA from their
SSO provider altogether.
8. Adaptive MFA is not mainstream yet in large
enterprises.
Despite all the talk about adaptive
risk decision making with Zero Trust,
most organizations have not deployed
adaptive MFA today.
Many organizations look to adaptive
MFA to improve the user experience
and frustration end users feel when
using MFA (aka ”MFA fatigue”).
How are end users feeling about MFA
these days?
9. End user good will is not high for MFA
55% are ”resigned” when it comes to MFA
The friction that MFA adds to the
authentication event continues to irk
and frustrate end users. Only 31% of
our IT respondents felt that their end
users would consider themselves
happy with their MFA attitudes.
It is clear there is much room for
improvement in delighting end users
and IT groups that sponsor the roll
out of these technologies to their
organizations.
11. The goal: Clearing up the confusion
We have found that use of passwordless authentication solutions scores very high for surveys measuring the use of
this technology internally, for employees/workers. We wanted to dig into these prior results (from both our and
other vendor surveys) and understand what IT employees actually consider to be ”passwordless”.
At SDO, we make a distinction between technologies that offer a “passwordless experience” versus those that are
Full Passwordless. Those that have offer a passwordless experience do not meet the requirement of an end user
never having to type in or remember a password, because while most of the time the end user does not need to
enter a password, the password still remains under the covers and must be remembered at some point in the
interaction with the application or resource.
On the other hand, Full Passwordless eliminates the need for an end user to ever need to remember a password.
Whilst our competitors would say because SDO rotates a password we are not true passwordless, we do achieve
this Holy Grail of passwordless of an end user never needing to set or remember a password. In fact, we believe
that our Automated Password Rotation approach uniquely enables us to achieve this for the broadest number of
use cases encountered in a complex enterprise.
12. Passwordless can mean multiple things
IT security and IAM specialists think of
several things as ”passwordless”
strategies:
- SSO portals that remove the need
to authenticate separately to diff
apps
- Windows Hello for Business and
Mac TouchID which are endpoint
device-bound
- Solutions like SDO and others that
are modern mobile MFA, FIDO2
certified solutions
- FIDO2 keys such as Yubico and
Feitian keys
14. An accurate view of adoption of next
generation enterprise passwordless solutions
By making the distinction of modern,
next gen passwordless solutions from
prior solutions that are more
“passwordless experience” or
passwordless like such as WHfB and
SSO portals, we are able to get a
clearer view of where market
adoption may stand.
A surprising 37% of respondents said
they are currently using a next-gen
passwordless solution based on our
definition.
15. Another View of It
After explicitly defining “next
generation passwordless” to mean
FIDO2 keys or smartphone-based
biometric solutions for the enterprise,
a full 49% said they are said they have
adopted a next generation
passwordless solution.
While slightly divergent with the prior
slide, it remains in the ballpark for
market adoption of software and
FIDO2 key solutions that can be
considered newer than SSO portals
and endpoint device-bound
biometrics.
"Next generation
passwordless"
49%
Traditional
passwordless only
35%
No passwordless
16%
Type of Passwordless Used
16. Next Gen Passwordless is the Future of MFA
87% see the transition happening within the next 5 years.
Only 2% do not believe FIDO2 keys
and smartphone-based biometric
passwordless solutions will not
become the leading approach for
workforce authentication in the next
10 years.
In fact, nearly 90% feel it will happen
in the next 5 years and 40% within
the next 2 years.
Why is this?
17. Better universality and superior UX lead the way
Compliance as a benefit is emerging with the standard 3 motivations for
passwordless.
The standard 3 reasons for
passwordless are:
- Better security
- Better UX
- Lowers costs, ex help desk costs,
etc
We found that better compliance has
emerged with nearly as strong a
showing as those 3 reasons, along
with employee engagement
18. The view of better security cannot be understated
93% next gen passwordless solutions deliver stronger security outcomes
Despite anecdotally hearing about
market mis-perception that
passwordless is actually less secure
than traditional MFA, our
respondents felt like next generation
passwordless solutions would deliver
stronger security outcomes. Agree
93%
Disagree
7%
"Next generation passwordless has the potential to deliver
stronger security outcomes."
19. Top Barriers to Next Gen Passwordless Adoption
Confusion, MFA being “good enough” and lack of expertise lead the way
There are a plethora of barriers that
organizations must battle through to
adopt a next gen passwordless
solution, not the least of with is the
perception that traditional MFA is
good enough or that it is not
differentiated from basic 2FA.
Cost, immaturity and inadequate
integration were also cited.
20. In summary, MFA Key Takeaways
• MFA is widely adopted but insufficient for today’s security needs
● All respondents (100%) have adopted MFA for some type of use
● Only 17% report MFA is used across all workforce passwords
● MFA coverage is more common for cloud (IaaS) and SaaS applications, less for those hosted
on-prem
● MFA coverage is wider for privileged or admin passwords, lower for partner passwords
● 67% work with multiple MFA providers and 69% work with SSO vendors in addition to their
MFA providers
• Only 45% are “very” confident that their workforce MFA strategy is effective
21. In Summary, Passwordless MFA Key
Takeaways
• ”next generation passwordless” is promising, but challenges remain
● 84% have adopted some kind of passwordless technology
● Only 49% have any kind of “next generation passwordless”
● 93% report “next generation passwordless” has potential to deliver
strong security outcomes
● However, 97% report they face barriers to adoption of “next generation
passwordless”
• 87% believe “next generation passwordless” will be the leading
workforce security approach within five years