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Passwordless journey with FIDO2 – Part 1 – Getting started with security keys

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Passwordless with FIDO2 is becoming a real option for enterprises that are adopting the cloud. In this guest blog post on SCCOnfigMGr.com I will share some experiences from my own journey to go passwordless…

Here is the link to the full blog post on SCConfigMgr.com

Passwordless journey with FIDO2 – Part 1 – Getting started with Security keys
Michael Mardahl

Michael works as a Cloud Architect with APENTO in Denmark. Specializing in customer journeys from classic Infrastructure to Cloud consumption. He has been in the IT industry for more than 20 years, and has experience from a broad range of IT projects. When not at work, Michael enjoys the value of spending time with family and friends, and BLOG's passionately about Enterprise Mobility whenever he has time to spare.

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