Passwords have a decade of life left in them, survey shows
I hope you can hold a grudge.
Most cybersecurity pros expect passwords to be around for the next 10 years, according to a Wakefield Research survey performed in conjunction with authentication vendor SecureAuth.
In the survey of 308 full-time cybersecurity IT employees, 91 percent believe that the traditional password will not exist in 2025. By comparison, other things made obsolete by better technology in 2025 will include car mirrors, plastic credit cards, cords and chargers, and dedicated remote controls, according to PC Magazine.
