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Prove’s Amit Goel featured in The Economic Times | Will passkeys make BFSI passwordless?

Prove’s Amit Goel featured in The Economic Times | Will passkeys make BFSI passwordless?

Published: May 18, 2023
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Prove's Country Head for India, Amit Goel, recently spoke with Anushka Sengupta of The Economic Times about some promising developments related to the passkey. Google made headlines on World Password Day when it launched a passkey solution that might just spell out the end of passwords altogether. Read the full story here to learn why passkeys are a more secure and convenient alternative to traditional passwords and how companies like Prove, which offers similar technology on an enterprise level, using Fido2 standard, are leading the way for this transformative digital authentication evolution. 

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