Nordsec’s newest management software is called Passkeys, and is on the NordPass desktop app, web vault and Firefox and Chrome extensions. The company is pushing a way to securely store and manage passkeys. There are a couple of passkey announcements, as well, one of which also involves Nordsec’s NordPass. Biometrics can be saved and used for accessing NordPass, too, according to technology trade publication TechRadar. NordPass creates one-time, timed passwords. It is patented, but the authenticator is not unique in how it works. It plans a new feature, due before 2024: passwordless sign-in to NordPass. NordVPN is made by Nord Security, which is owned by Nordsec. Second, it presumably adds value to its NordVPN service, which benefits whenever the company shows it is a coherent set of interoperable software designed to make life online safer and less effort. First, of course, it is a good bet that it will draw customers and increase their loyalty to NordPass.
That is good for Nordsec two similar ways.
Those end users are at least as likely to use NordPass’ authenticator as any other because it is coming from a company they already trust enough to use. Cutting this step, something that sometimes arises while someone is trying to order a product or access a service, is a notable step forward in the war to fight fraud without tripping the end user.
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