Passkeys and FIDO-based authentication are becoming the foundation of phishing-resistant security. The real challenge is not the technology itself, but deploying it in enterprise environments shaped by legacy applications, hybrid identity stacks, and strict compliance requirements.

This webinar focuses on how to bridge that gap.

FIDO Alliance perspective

Nishant Kaushik, CTO of the FIDO Alliance, explains how passkeys work at the protocol level, where enterprise adoption stands today, and why phishing-resistant authentication is increasingly treated as a baseline rather than an optional upgrade. He also addresses the practical differences between synced and device-bound passkeys and how standards are evolving to support enterprise use cases.

Enterprise deployment experience

Bartosz Cieszewski, Solutions Architect at Secfense, builds on that foundation by showing how passkeys can be introduced into real enterprise environments without rewriting applications or replacing existing identity infrastructure. The discussion covers common deployment challenges in hybrid architectures, the role of mediation layers and reverse proxies, and lessons learned from large-scale implementations in regulated organizations.

What you will take away

A clear and practical view of how passkeys can be rolled out at scale, even in environments dominated by legacy technologies.

This session is intended for IAM architects, security leaders, and engineers responsible for authentication in complex enterprise environments.

Speakers:
Nishant Kaushik, CTO, FIDO Alliance
Bartosz Cieszewski, Solutions Architect, Secfense

Watch the full webinar here.