Traditional passwords offer little protection against cyberattacks. According to Ponemon Institute, the number of hacks in 2017 increased by an average of 27 percent when compared to the previous year. More specifically, the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report found that 81 percent of network breaches leveraged weak credentials showcasing that the security of our accounts can no longer rely on the strength of familiar character combinations chosen for user-generated passwords. Introducing viable alternatives to traditional passwords not only enables companies to combat security vulnerabilities but also bolsters consumer confidence in enterprise efforts to safeguard user privacy.