Passwords remain one of the biggest security liabilities in modern applications.

Phishing, credential reuse, and human error continue to drive the majority of data breaches—despite stronger password rules and added MFA layers. Passkeys offer a fundamentally more secure approach to authentication by removing passwords entirely.

This whitepaper explains how passkeys work, why they dramatically reduce common attack vectors, and what development and security teams need to know to implement them successfully.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional passwords and MFA still fail against modern threats
• How passkeys use public-key cryptography to prevent phishing and credential theft
• The difference between passkeys and password-based authentication
• Real-world examples of passkey adoption from leading platforms
• Best practices and considerations for implementing passkeys

If you’re responsible for protecting user identities while maintaining a seamless login experience, this guide provides a clear roadmap to moving beyond passwords.

Download the whitepaper to learn how passkeys improve security—and how to put them into practice.

Building authentication in-house may seem appealing, but for regulated industries, it often introduces serious risk.

Organizations in banking, healthcare, and other highly regulated sectors face increasing pressure to secure sensitive data while meeting complex compliance requirements. DIY authentication systems can quickly become costly, difficult to scale, and hard to keep compliant as regulations evolve.

This white paper explores the top three risks of managing authentication internally, from security vulnerabilities and compliance gaps to operational strain on development teams, and explains why many organizations are turning to specialized authentication providers instead.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why DIY authentication struggles to keep pace with evolving regulations
• How security threats and downtime risks increase with in-house systems
• What to look for when evaluating authentication vendors for regulated environments

Whether you’re reassessing an existing auth stack or planning for growth, this guide will help you understand the risks and make a more informed, future-ready decision.

Download the white paper to see why DIY authentication may be holding your organization back.

Passwords remain one of the biggest security liabilities in modern applications.

Phishing, credential reuse, and human error continue to drive the majority of data breaches—despite stronger password rules and added MFA layers. Passkeys offer a fundamentally more secure approach to authentication by removing passwords entirely.

This whitepaper explains how passkeys work, why they dramatically reduce common attack vectors, and what development and security teams need to know to implement them successfully.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional passwords and MFA still fail against modern threats
• How passkeys use public-key cryptography to prevent phishing and credential theft
• The difference between passkeys and password-based authentication
• Real-world examples of passkey adoption from leading platforms
• Best practices and considerations for implementing passkeys

If you’re responsible for protecting user identities while maintaining a seamless login experience, this guide provides a clear roadmap to moving beyond passwords.

Download the whitepaper to learn how passkeys improve security—and how to put them into practice.

Building authentication in-house may seem appealing, but for regulated industries, it often introduces serious risk.

Organizations in banking, healthcare, and other highly regulated sectors face increasing pressure to secure sensitive data while meeting complex compliance requirements. DIY authentication systems can quickly become costly, difficult to scale, and hard to keep compliant as regulations evolve.

This white paper explores the top three risks of managing authentication internally, from security vulnerabilities and compliance gaps to operational strain on development teams, and explains why many organizations are turning to specialized authentication providers instead.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why DIY authentication struggles to keep pace with evolving regulations
• How security threats and downtime risks increase with in-house systems
• What to look for when evaluating authentication vendors for regulated environments

Whether you’re reassessing an existing auth stack or planning for growth, this guide will help you understand the risks and make a more informed, future-ready decision.

Download the white paper to see why DIY authentication may be holding your organization back.

Passwords remain one of the biggest security liabilities in modern applications.

Phishing, credential reuse, and human error continue to drive the majority of data breaches—despite stronger password rules and added MFA layers. Passkeys offer a fundamentally more secure approach to authentication by removing passwords entirely.

This whitepaper explains how passkeys work, why they dramatically reduce common attack vectors, and what development and security teams need to know to implement them successfully.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional passwords and MFA still fail against modern threats
• How passkeys use public-key cryptography to prevent phishing and credential theft
• The difference between passkeys and password-based authentication
• Real-world examples of passkey adoption from leading platforms
• Best practices and considerations for implementing passkeys

If you’re responsible for protecting user identities while maintaining a seamless login experience, this guide provides a clear roadmap to moving beyond passwords.

Download the whitepaper to learn how passkeys improve security—and how to put them into practice.

Building authentication in-house may seem appealing, but for regulated industries, it often introduces serious risk.

Organizations in banking, healthcare, and other highly regulated sectors face increasing pressure to secure sensitive data while meeting complex compliance requirements. DIY authentication systems can quickly become costly, difficult to scale, and hard to keep compliant as regulations evolve.

This white paper explores the top three risks of managing authentication internally, from security vulnerabilities and compliance gaps to operational strain on development teams, and explains why many organizations are turning to specialized authentication providers instead.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why DIY authentication struggles to keep pace with evolving regulations
• How security threats and downtime risks increase with in-house systems
• What to look for when evaluating authentication vendors for regulated environments

Whether you’re reassessing an existing auth stack or planning for growth, this guide will help you understand the risks and make a more informed, future-ready decision.

Download the white paper to see why DIY authentication may be holding your organization back.

Passwords remain one of the biggest security liabilities in modern applications.

Phishing, credential reuse, and human error continue to drive the majority of data breaches—despite stronger password rules and added MFA layers. Passkeys offer a fundamentally more secure approach to authentication by removing passwords entirely.

This whitepaper explains how passkeys work, why they dramatically reduce common attack vectors, and what development and security teams need to know to implement them successfully.

In this guide, you’ll learn:

• Why traditional passwords and MFA still fail against modern threats
• How passkeys use public-key cryptography to prevent phishing and credential theft
• The difference between passkeys and password-based authentication
• Real-world examples of passkey adoption from leading platforms
• Best practices and considerations for implementing passkeys

If you’re responsible for protecting user identities while maintaining a seamless login experience, this guide provides a clear roadmap to moving beyond passwords.

Download the whitepaper to learn how passkeys improve security—and how to put them into practice.

Building authentication in-house may seem appealing, but for regulated industries, it often introduces serious risk.

Organizations in banking, healthcare, and other highly regulated sectors face increasing pressure to secure sensitive data while meeting complex compliance requirements. DIY authentication systems can quickly become costly, difficult to scale, and hard to keep compliant as regulations evolve.

This white paper explores the top three risks of managing authentication internally, from security vulnerabilities and compliance gaps to operational strain on development teams, and explains why many organizations are turning to specialized authentication providers instead.

Inside, you’ll learn:

• Why DIY authentication struggles to keep pace with evolving regulations
• How security threats and downtime risks increase with in-house systems
• What to look for when evaluating authentication vendors for regulated environments

Whether you’re reassessing an existing auth stack or planning for growth, this guide will help you understand the risks and make a more informed, future-ready decision.

Download the white paper to see why DIY authentication may be holding your organization back.