Featured Keynote
summary
FIDO reports nearly 1,000 certified products and launches passkeys sync private key across OS cloud so users avoid re‑enrollment; PayPal shows a limited US pilot where a passkey is created with iOS Face ID and reused via PayPal pilot: iOS Face ID creation, iCloud keychain cross-device login or QR for desktop sign‑in; NTT Docomo commits passkeys for NTT Docomo mandates passkeys for 50M+ users; incident lessons include Octopus (≈10,000 credentials stolen) and Cloudflare surviving via FIDO2, while CISA asks vendors to publish MFA adoption and nudge admins to 100% FIDO.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 3:13FIDO Alliance mission and work
- 7:0210 years of FIDO progress
- 13:20Passkeys explained
- 17:31PayPal passkey demo
- 24:44NTT Docomo passkey adoption
- 28:44Call to deploy FIDO today
- 30:27Conference overview
- 33:12CISA director keynote
- 45:25CISA’s safety by design
- 58:29Closing remarks
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