Have you ever tried to sign into an application just before an important meeting, only to use an incorrect password, get locked out of your account, and have to request IT to reset your password? Well, it’s safe to say you’re not alone. The average person has to remember at least ten passwords every day, and forgets an average of three passwords per month. To solve this, nearly 40% of users reuse the same two to four passwords across all their accounts, and 10% use just one—a practice that makes it increasingly easy for hackers to reuse stolen credentials to access important personally identifiable data. As enterprises continue to move to the cloud, and IT integrates more applications into the network, this security threat becomes more significant. That’s why it’s imperative for organizations to modernize their identity infrastructure to control password sprawl—or completely remove passwords with federated identity.