Security has an underlying defect: passwords and authentication

There is something fundamentally wrong with cybersecurity. Passwords and credentials remain the most common method used to control access today, as they have for the last six decades, but they are untrustworthy for defense and hatred runs deep.

Access control has always been a derivative of some weird, old model, Netenrich CISO Chris Morales says, and he hates passwords —

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