Passkeys killed the password for consumers, and the cryptography behind them — FIDO2 / WebAuthn — is genuinely enterprise-grade. The problem is what surrounds them at work: consumer passkeys sync into personal iCloud or Google accounts you don’t control, with no clean way to see or revoke them.
Enterprise passkeys keep the standards and add the governance an identity team can’t operate without.
The consumer-passkey gap
A passkey that syncs into an employee’s personal cloud is invisible to IT: you can’t tell which device holds which key, you can’t attest how it was created, and when someone leaves you can’t reliably revoke it. Great security, no administration.
For a workforce, that gap is disqualifying — you can’t adopt what you can’t see or govern.
What “enterprise” adds on top of FIDO2
With CyberCyko’s enterprise passkeys, keys are enrolled centrally against your directory, bound to a known device, and attested at creation — not silently synced to a personal account. Admins get an inventory of which passkey lives on which device for which user.
Authentication is still standard WebAuthn, so you keep phishing-resistant sign-in with no proprietary lock-in — you just gain the management layer.
Offboarding in one click
When someone leaves or loses a device, you revoke its passkey and access ends everywhere immediately — no orphaned keys sitting in a personal cloud beyond your reach. That single capability is what turns passkeys from a consumer feature into an enterprise control.
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