59% of enterprises manage three or more distinct credential and authentication systems.

13% of organizations have deployed passkeys at scale.

45% of organizations cite reducing phishing and credential-based breach risk as the leading driver for moving to passwordless authentication.

93% of organizations are at some stage of passkey adoption.

44% of organizations cite reducing IT costs from password resets and help desk load as a key driver for moving to passwordless authentication.

Having no MFA at all accounted for approximately 8% of incurred losses in Resilience's manufacturing portfolio.

89% of monitored SMBs have at least one user with confirmed credential compromise at any given time.

MFA misconfiguration accounted for approximately 26% of all incurred losses in Resilience's manufacturing portfolio.

73.9% of consumers expect strong safeguards such as biometric or one-time password authentication for every transaction

69% of consumers say multifactor authentication increases their trust in companies

49% of IT leaders currently offer passkeys

76% of people use multi-factor authentication, up from 69%.

57.87% of organizations have IAM users without MFA.

The attack rate at login jumped 216%.

32% of organizations are uncertain how much time is required to implement and maintain authentication or credential handling for a typical AI agent.

68% of consumers say passkeys increase their trust in companies

53% of Americans enable two-factor authentication.

Four authentication-related weaknesses appeared in every final codebase: insecure JWT verification and management; lack of application-level brute force protections; exposure to token replay attacks; and insecure defaults for refresh token cookie configurations.

48.1% of organizations have experienced Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) fatigue attacks

70% of phishing emails pass DMARC authentication.