Passwords are known as the bane of every IT security manager, but often it’s the way they’re used that creates the most problems. Passwords are shared and reused across numerous logins and can frequently be easily guessed by using pet and children’s names. In other cases, passwords are compromised by users who stick with the default manufacturer settings years after their hardware is installed. This has given rise to a number of solutions that are labeled ‘passwordless,’ even though they technically still use some form of authentication.

You can read more with my post for Network Solutions blog here.