Learn how to set up and use a Security Key (USB/NFC) to sign in to your Microsoft Account. You can manage, delete, and change PIN too!

Boost Windows 11 security by using a USB security key or drive. Add a strong offline layer of protection to prevent unauthorized access to your PC.

You can set up a PIN, a fingerprint scan, a facial scan, or a physical security key, and turn to any or all of those factors to sign into Windows 10 or 11.

Microsoft today announced that it has turned on support for using a FIDO2 security key for signing in to Microsoft accounts. Now, you'll be able to ditch your username and password, instead ...

To set up and use this login option, you should have a USB Security key. In this article, we will show you how to remove the Security Key on your Windows 11 computer.

Starting today, users can use hardware security keys manufactured by Swedish company Yubico to log into a local Windows OS account.

Yubico also recently teamed up with Google to offer its Titan Security Key through the Google Store. To try out the Windows login application, you can download it from Yubico's website.

But using a security key for even just a few important services—such as your primary email accounts, which can be used for password recovery—provides an overall security benefit.

Swedish company Yubico has announced that its hardware security keys can now be used to login to a local Windows OS account.