With companies increasingly adopting passkeys for website security, I'm trying to decide between using hardware-based solutions like Yubikeys or going with password managers that incorporate passkey support. On one hand, Yubikeys are a one-time cost after setup, but you rely on a physical device. On the other hand, using a password manager puts all your credentials in one place, but if that software doesn't support passkeys, you might face issues migrating to one that does. It's also worth considering the role of 2FA apps like Google Authenticator or Authy now and in the future. Any thoughts on the best approach here?
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If you're looking at this from a business perspective, you really want options that include management features. 1Password is a solid choice here. Hardware keys definitely add an extra security layer, but don’t forget that losing one can lead to a real mess. Plus, with 1Password, you get a company account for team credentials and a free family account that staff can take with them if they leave, fostering better password practices.
1Password just rolled out some managed install features—about time! Before, handling configurations was a real hassle. It was tough to manage enterprise settings, and they haven't even provided full documentation yet!