The Zero-Password Approach: Does Eliminating Passwords Create Stronger Security?

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Tuesday, February 16

Free Online Tickets Now Available

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Can we really protect ourselves with NO passwords?

 
Passwords are a proverbial double-edged sword. Yes, they help us protect access to sensitive information and resources, but they are also the source of endless frustration — and often have a huge financial impact, frequently costing businesses millions of dollars for maintenance and recovery.

Fortunately, several startups are working on new solutions that could eliminate the need for passwords altogether by replacing them with simpler and stronger forms of authentication.

In our upcoming VLAB event, a panel of industry experts and entrepreneurs will discuss the potential for password-less authentication to completely transform digital security.

  • What are the current in-market solutions and how effective are they?
  • How can companies successfully transition to zero-password authentication?
  • What are the opportunities for entrepreneurs and technologists?

Join us on February 16 to find out.
 

Tuesday, February 16, 2021
6:00 pm
 

Online Event

Must Register to Attend

      REGISTRATION REQUIRED      

A Note about Ticket Sales

We understand that many people may be having a rough time during the COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, the tickets for this online event will be offered free of charge to anyone who is interested in attending.

Normally, ticket sales are our main source of revenue, so VLAB could really use your support. When you register for the event, please consider making a donation to help keep VLAB going.

VLAB is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated. We thank you for your support and hope to see you soon.


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Sunil Sethi Real Estate

Sunil Sethi / REALTOR, Broker, MBA, CPA(inactive), GREEN

www.sunilsethi.com
BRE #01173766

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