Many enterprises continue to rely on authentication methods that are vulnerable to phishing, creating significant security risks and compliance challenges across their workforce. Modern standards such as NIST 800-63 and PCI DSS 4.0 increasingly recognize that SMS, one-time passwords, and push-based multi-factor authentication are no longer sufficient to defend against advanced attacks. Phishing-resistant authentication addresses these risks through hardware-backed technologies such as Certificate-Based Authentication (CBA) and FIDO2, which use public key cryptography to securely bind identities to physical devices, preventing credential theft, duplication, or misuse. However, implementing and managing these solutions across thousands of users, multiple platforms, and existing certificate a

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