What password security options do you think will be more universally adopted in the coming year?

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CISO in Manufacturing3 years ago

PAM and MFA

Director of IT in Software3 years ago

Passwordless login is the future. MFA is the de facto standard at the moment, more and more customers are implementing it, but passwordless is what's coming up

Global CTO in Construction3 years ago

In the "coming year" it will definitely be Multi-Factor Authentication. Is currently very adopted, it could change in a mid term to Biometrics or Passwordless.

Chief Information Technology Officer in IT Services3 years ago

Passwordless

Director in Manufacturing3 years ago

I think Multifactor where it is Password (expires at least every 90 days, perhaps 120) with Biometrics. The combination of the two would allow the password to be used a bit longer (less writing it down which is good), and add a factor that 100% of the time you always have it with you. We've tried keys generated on phones, etc, but believe it or not occasionally forget their personal or work cell phones. Very few lose their faces, eyes, fingerprints etc. The bad guys keep getting more sophisticated, so MFA is very likely to increase.

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Considering the current economic climate and organizational priorities, how likely is it that your organization will increase, decrease, or maintain its cybersecurity budget this year?

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What password security options do you think will be more universally adopted in the coming year?

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Considering the current economic climate and organizational priorities, how likely is it that your organization will increase, decrease, or maintain its cybersecurity budget this year?

Employee Count and Licensing Usage:- What is your employee count?- Do you use Microsoft E3, E5, or a variation (e.g., E3 + Security E5)?- Do you rely only on Microsoft EOP and/or Defender for O365 for email protection? If not, what other product(s) do you use (e.g., Proofpoint, Abnormal)?

For those in healthcare, are medical devices vulnerable to hackers or outside bad actors?

How do you navigate urgent vulnerability patching needs for tools linked to business-critical applications (like SAP NetWeaver)? Are updates like this only done overnight/after business hours?

How do you manage risk with contractors in your supply chain?

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Employee Count and Licensing Usage:

- What is your employee count?

- Do you use Microsoft E3, E5, or a variation (e.g., E3 + Security E5)?

- Do you rely only on Microsoft EOP and/or Defender for O365 for email protection? If not, what other product(s) do you use (e.g., Proofpoint, Abnormal)?