Passwords have been a constant throughout our digital “coming of age”. As we’ve moved from desktops to smartphones, from on-premises infrastructure to cloud services, we’ve all relied on passwords to access and safeguard our data and resources. Passwords are so deeply ingrained into our web apps and accounts, it can be challenging to imagine operating without them. The hard truth about coming of age, however, is there are some constants that you simply outgrow. Times change, and keeping afloat means adapting to them. Information security in the modern enterprise is no exception to this—you only need to read the latest data breach headline to realize the cyber world is a harsher place now than in the early days of the internet. That 81% of these data breaches involve stolen or weak passwords is a clear sign—to grow along with the digital age, we must leave passwords behind. Earlier this year.