The business case for FIDO token
summary
Argues that replacing typical MFA with FIDO tokens raises control effectiveness from 80% to 90%, uses the FAIR model and public calculators to translate that into fewer breaches (3.00 → 2.76 per decade) and a drop in annualized loss exposure from $1.35M to $1.24M (about $110k per year risk reduction). Cites phishing-resistant crypto standards and industry support, flags MFA bombing, and reports added labor savings ≈ $183k/year for a 1,000-user semiconductor case.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:00Passwords & MFA
- 8:05FIDO2 for Authentication Control Efficacy
- 10:51Business Case Components
- 13:02Client, Risk, Use Case, and Assumptions
- 16:32FIDO2 = Improved Resistance Strength
- 18:36Annualized Loss Exposure (ALE)
- 24:33User Experience and Cost Savings
- 28:27Business Case Summary.
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