
Passkey Authentication for IBM Employees
Source: YouTube · FIDO Alliance · published Feb 6, 2025 · 24:54
BLUF: The speaker introduces a case study on deploying unattested Passkeys for IBM employees, highlighting the organizational shift required to normalize this authentication method 0:40.
Key Takeaways:
• The presentation begins with a humorous AA-style introduction to frame the "shock horror" of using unattested Passkeys at work 0:14.
• The core topic is bringing Passkeys to IBM employees in a non-standard, unattested manner, a trend that is gaining momentum across the industry 0:37.
• The business case for this deployment was triggered by specific security metrics or graphics that motivated leadership to act 0:56.
This approach illustrates how large enterprises are adapting to modern authentication standards despite previous hesitations.
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um who he has been to an AA meeting before okay you're at one today and that's what I'm going to do to introduce myself now to protect the innocent we're going to call it authenticate Anonymous all right but here's my Spiel hi my name is Shane hi Shane and I log in at work with an unattested Pass Key shock horror and that's what this story is about okay it's about us bringing pass keys to IBM employees in a way that is not commonly seen although we did see it from Sydney just before and I've also seen it from a couple of companies now it's starting to grow legs but we started this journey a little while ago so let me just tell you about it you don't need too much reminding of the business case for this but this tiny little graphic in the bottom left was probably the trigger that kicked the…