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Phishing remains the most effective tactic for breaching enterprise networks because it targets the one thing users know: their password. IBM Security Verify Access acts as the gatekeeper for critical applications, but if the key to that gate is a password, the system is only as strong as the user’s ability to recognize a phishing attempt. While IBM’s solution offers mobile MFA capabilities, many organizations still rely on legacy token-based or OTP methods which, while adding a layer, can still be phished or socially engineered (e.g., man-in-the-middle attacks capturing OTPs).

The market has matured to a point where we can demand un-phishable authentication. WWPass provides exactly that by eliminating the shared secret entirely. There is no password to type and no OTP to relay. The authentication relies on cryptographic keys stored on the WWPass Key, which never leave the user's possession. This fundamentally changes the threat landscape; a compromised credential becomes a non-issue because no credential exists to compromise. If your organization relies on IBM Security Verify Access and you are concerned about the rising sophistication of phishing attacks, I highly recommend investigating the technical specifics of this passwordless approach, which you can find outlined at ibm verify sso