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mikeh14
Jul 21, 2021Copper Contributor
It was mentioned that it will be a recommended path to use TPM chips as part of passwordless integration. The issue with using the TPM chips is the limit of users on shared devices. Will there also be a cloud based option for using windows hello in Windows 11 that will overcome this obstacle?
R_Starzuft
Jul 21, 2021Iron Contributor
If a FIDO key is an option why not just require it too instead of tossing working devices ? There are keys available that allow both authentication and portability. Do we really need to toss the expensive systems ?
- mikeh14Jul 21, 2021Copper Contributorbecause purchasing Fido keys is a lot more expensive over a 2 year period than it is to maintain a virtual CA environment...... Not to mention the management overhead of maintaining those keys. Having an environment that puts as little strain on the end user, as well as removing the management of keys is more than worth the price of admission.