Use case
Passwordless authentication your workforce will thank you for
Passwords are the most attacked, most forgotten and most expensive credential you operate. WebAuthn-based passwordless login replaces them with device biometrics or hardware keys — phishing-resistant by design and faster for every user, every login.
The challenges
What we hear from teams like yours
Phishing and credential stuffing
Passwords are harvested at scale; MFA fatigue attacks target weak second factors.
Helpdesk load
Password resets remain the single biggest ticket category in most IT organisations.
Rollout anxiety
Teams fear locking users out during the transition.
How IamLogic helps
Two products, applied to your problem
Access Manager
- WebAuthn passwordless: fingerprint, face or FIDO2 security keys
- Push notification login for devices without biometrics
- Staged rollout: passwordless primary with controlled fallback factors per policy
- SSPR to absorb the shrinking tail of password use during migration
IamLogic IGA
- Governance visibility over which identities have registered which authenticators
- Certification of authentication-method policy as part of access reviews
Rollout
How a rollout works
- 1. Start alongside passwords. Users enrol WebAuthn — fingerprint, face or a FIDO2 security key — as an extra sign-in method. Nothing changes for anyone who hasn't enrolled yet.
- 2. Pilot with one group. Make passwordless the default for a pilot group, usually IT first and then one business department. Passwords stay available as a fallback, controlled by policy.
- 3. Expand in phases. Roll out to further groups and tighten the fallback policy as confidence grows. Shared workstations can use hardware security keys or push notifications instead of device biometrics.
Methods
Supported methods
Access Manager supports WebAuthn, push notifications, TOTP and SMS/Email OTP. WebAuthn — device biometrics or FIDO2 security keys — is the passwordless method; the others can act as fallback or additional factors, set by policy.
Outcomes
What changes
- Phishing-resistant login on your most sensitive applications
- Password-reset tickets cut dramatically
- Faster login every day for every employee
FAQ
Common questions
Do we need to buy hardware keys for everyone?
No. Most users enrol platform biometrics (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Android biometrics). Hardware keys are typically reserved for privileged users and shared-workstation scenarios.
What happens if a user loses their device?
They sign in with a fallback method your policy allows, such as TOTP or an SMS/Email OTP, and enrol a new device. Self-service password reset covers users who still have a password during the migration.
Does passwordless work for legacy applications?
Applications that use Access Manager single sign-on get the same passwordless login. For legacy web applications, users sign in to IamLogic without a password and the browser extension fills in the application's own login form for them.
See IamLogic against your project
Bring your application list and your regulator's last questionnaire — we'll demo against both.