Passkey & Phishing-Resistant Access System™
Protect business-critical accounts with passkeys, phishing-resistant MFA, recovery discipline, privileged-account controls, secure onboarding and offboarding, and recurring access reviews.
1 of 4
Reduce dependence on phishable credentials without creating a recovery failure.
Treat authentication, recovery, privileged access, account ownership, devices, onboarding, offboarding, and recurring review as one identity-security system.
Move critical accounts toward phishing resistance.
Understand passwords, MFA, passkeys, FIDO/WebAuthn, synced and device-bound credentials, and hardware security keys without treating every method as equivalent.
Protect the accounts that can reset everything else.
Prioritize administrators, business email, recovery hubs, service owners, and high-value access while reducing shared credentials and undocumented control.
Secure access from onboarding through offboarding.
Design recovery before emergencies, register authenticators, handle lost devices and sessions, work around vendor limitations, and perform recurring access reviews.
A fifteen-chapter access-security system for small teams and valuable online accounts.
Inventory critical accounts
Identify business-critical identities, account owners, administrator roles, business-email dependencies, authenticators, recovery paths, and shared-access risks.
Upgrade authentication and recovery
Work through passkeys, phishing-resistant MFA, WebAuthn concepts, hardware keys, recovery design, and vendor limitations in a deliberate migration sequence.
Govern the access lifecycle
Use onboarding, offboarding, lost-device response, authenticator registers, quarterly reviews, and evidence-based account controls to keep access current.
Strong authentication is one control inside a larger account-security system.
Recovery, device security, session management, administrator privilege, vendor capabilities, account ownership, and lifecycle discipline still determine whether access remains resilient.
Inventory. Harden. Recover. Offboard. Review.
Start with business email and your highest-consequence administrator accounts. Record ownership and recovery, enable the strongest supported authentication, test recovery deliberately, then expand the control set across the remaining inventory.
