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Passkeys Bolster AWS Security

June 13, 2024
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Passkeys Bolster AWS Security

Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduces FIDO2 passkeys to bolster account security and user experience. This authentication method, leveraging public key cryptography, offers resistance against phishing and man-in-the-middle attacks, enhancing overall protection. AWS emphasizes the importance of enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA), especially for root accounts, with a mandate for MFA implementation by the end of July 2024. While passkeys provide robust security features, AWS advises users to consider the security practices of passkey providers when choosing this authentication method.

Mandatory MFA usage will commence with standalone root account users initially, gradually expanding over several months. This requirement aims to fortify security, particularly for accounts susceptible to significant changes in the AWS environment. While root users are urged to adopt MFA promptly, AWS assures a grace period and plans to extend the mandate to other user categories later. A pop-up alert at sign-in will remind affected users of the new requirement, facilitating smooth implementation.

AWS commits to enhancing MFA adoption, aligning with its pledge to CISA’s Secure by Design initiative. By expanding MFA requirements and introducing FIDO2 passkeys, AWS underscores its commitment to safeguarding user accounts and data. These measures align with industry best practices to mitigate risks posed by unauthorized access and cyber threats. With an emphasis on security and usability, AWS aims to ensure a secure and seamless experience for its users across its platform.

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  • Passkeys Elevate Security and Usability Amid AWS MFA Expansion
Tags: Amazon Web ServicesAWSCISAcryptographyCyber NewsCyber News 2024Cyber threatsCybersecurityJune 2024multi-factor authenticationPasskeysPhishingPublic
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