Last year I wrote a blog about going passwordless (you can check it out here: https://www.lookingpoint.com/blog/passwordless). Now I’m doubling down and telling you that passwords are outdated. They’re reused, guessed, phished, and stolen. Despite password managers and multi-factor authentication (MFA), the underlying security model of passwords is inherently weak.

Passwords, or In-The-Past Words?

Are passwords a thing of the past? Well to be honest, no not yet they aren’t, but there seems to be a widespread initiative to cram them into a time capsule, move into the future, and forget about them altogether. From post-it notes to password managers, to any of the other tools or tricks that people use to remember them, passwords are renowned for being a weak...