Arpana Dhaka

Congratulations on the launch, I can see it enhancing productivity!

Congratulations on the launch! Is there anything related to content rights produced by the tool?

I think there is no direct answer to your question, better always depend on what you are looking to deliver etc. To help you better, here are issues with both: - MFA kills user experience, user needs to enter password and then another OTP or push to complete verification - SSO has single source failure issue, if in case credentials of source account is leaked

Start doing - Daily gratitude writing Stop doing- Over thinking and be more open to feedbacks

Congratulations on the launch, found it good and upvoted too

- Decide MFA based on your user base - If possible, keep multiple MFA options so that users can choose as per their convenience - If using a vendor, make sure they follow security standards and provide up to date MFA options - Educate users on need of MFA and how to use them (may be videos or support docs)

I would like to go without passwords, preferably Email Link But then again, it depends on my audience, if email link or biometric is not that suitable for them, I would prefer keeping these two options - Email Link - Password with 2FA SMS OTP - I will not prefer, as I have read it vulnerable as compared to other passwordless

Dashlane

Happy to found to this data - thanks for sharing!

Lengthier phrases that are hard to guess seems best fit to me

I do understand passwordless, and it is good to have for applications that I use. If applications use password login, I end up resetting password 90% of times except my Google account - reset % for this is close to 30-50%. Mostly, it's always logged in my device. But yes, I would prefer passwordless everytime over passwords

Mostly websites where is shop online offers login via OTP or Link, so I don't feel the need to keep password manager. But I do use password manager at work, but none for online shopping