They have formed the foundation of digital identity and security for half a century. Now the age of passwords is coming to an end. While it would be easy to just focus on how their demise impacts authentication and cybersecurity, in this blog we are going to look at what it means for user experience. Is passwordless authentication good for user experience? It’s well established that embracing passwordless authentication is one way to significantly improve your organisation’s security posture. After all, 80% of data breaches come from poor password security, and two in five people have had their identities hacked or sensitive information breached because of exploitable duplicate and outdated passwords. However, losing passwords from the equation can also have a positive effect on user-experience, such as: Frictionless sign-in to applications Dynamic Authentication using high-assurance factors Remove need for password resets Passwordless authentication doesn’t just make the lives of your.