Passkeys are a secure and simpler alternative to passwords. Users can sign in to their accounts with a fingerprint, face recognition, or other screen lock.
Google rolled out passkey for personal Google Account in early May and now the company has expanded it to the Google Workspace and Google Cloud accounts. Also Read – Google rolls out smart compose feature for Google Chat users on web: Here’s how it will help users
“Starting today, in an open Beta, more than 9 million organizations can allow their users to sign in to Google Workspace and Google Cloud accounts using passkeys instead of passwords,” Google said in a blog post. Also Read – Google Workspace deficiency allows untraceable data theft from Google Drive
Passwords are vulnerable to theft and phishing attacks and these attacks are growing in scale and sophistication. Passkeys are a secure and simpler alternative to passwords. Users can sign in to their accounts with a fingerprint, face recognition, or other screen lock across phones, laptops, or desktops.
