How can enterprises build on multi-factor authentication (MFA) to develop a Zero Trust approach to identity security? Keypasco scheduled its online webinar, “From MFA to ZERO TRUST: A Practical Path to Upgrading Enterprise Identity Security,” for May 19, 2026. The official agenda covered security trends, solution architecture, and enterprise applications.
This article summarizes the topics described in the official event page and public announcements to help teams review their identity security priorities.
1. Understanding the need for stronger identity protection
The event outline highlighted adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) phishing and account takeover as threats to consider when strengthening existing authentication controls. Public announcements also raised credential leaks, phishing, deepfakes, AI-enabled social engineering, and the need to review reliance on SMS OTP.
The agenda assigned the security trends and market insights session to Keypasco’s Taiwan General Manager. Its focus was the identity threat landscape and the context for adopting Zero Trust.
2. Connecting MFA, FIDO, and Zero Trust architecture
The solution overview session, assigned to Keypasco’s Product Manager, covered Keypasco’s identity security platform architecture, including MFA, FIDO passwordless authentication, Zero Trust, and integration with existing systems.
For teams evaluating an upgrade, these topics bring authentication methods, integration, and access control into one planning discussion. A useful starting point is to identify users, applications, and access scenarios before selecting authentication mechanisms and integration approaches.
3. Planning adoption around enterprise needs
The enterprise needs and business applications session, assigned to Keypasco’s Business Division Director, focused on industry use cases and adoption considerations. The official agenda also allocated time for questions and discussion with Keypasco’s technical and solution specialists.
These topics are relevant to security leaders, IT architects, risk and compliance teams, and digital transformation planners. Teams can begin by clarifying which resources require protection, how existing systems connect, and how authentication and access policies will be managed.
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If your organization is evaluating MFA upgrades, FIDO passwordless authentication, or Zero Trust adoption, contact Keypasco to discuss your requirements and current environment.
Sources: official event page and agenda, May 11 announcement, and May 18 reminder.