Two factor authentication emerged in the mid-90's to bolster weak passwords. A decade later, and out of sheer need, it went mainstream. But even today, it still delivers a jarring, disjointed, and undeniably insecure user authentication experience. Thankfully, the next wave of security is here, powered by public key cryptography and real biometrics (not device-level). Now, what’s the best way to deploy this ground-breaking capability to optimize user adoption and simplify the IT framework? How can you handle restricted / phone or camera-free environments? Maybe most important, how can you quickly gain executive backing and sell it internally? Come see this presentation to find out the best practices in usability, security and privacy.