Yubico YubiKey's small, lightweight, and battery-free design makes it highly secure and durable. Its plug-and-play functionality offers convenience, simply requiring a touch for authentication. It's efficient, user-friendly, and effectively prevents phishing of OTPs usually acquired via phones. Strong security features prevent password and PIN access. Its advanced security makes it a standout among MFA tools, particularly in the Indian market, ensuring users' credentials are secure without unlocking or battery concerns.
- "Yubico YubiKey is highly valued for its anti-phishing feature, which prevents phishing of OTPs that are normally obtained through phones."
- "The solution is simple to use and we have installed it in our clients' endpoints. The tool is just plug-and-play for the end user. The end user can just put in the key to the security computer and log in without any hassle. The solution is efficient, user-friendly, and easy to use."
- "YubiKey is a hardware security device with advanced security features."
Yubico YubiKey is seen as inconvenient due to the need for manual handling like inserting and removing the device and remembering passwords. Improvement areas include addressing service requirements, implementing a unique serial number for easy identification, adding centralized administration in regions like India, and enhancing channel support. Users value the existing compliance adherence but desire these operational enhancements to optimize use.
- "Yubico YubiKey could be improved by allowing for centralized administration, which is not currently available in India."
- "It would be better if the product can come up with a serial number for the keys. It would be nice if they had a numbering system as a configuration identity that would help the IT and technical teams to identify the keys because they look all the same. It would be more like putting a tag on them."
- "It's a hardware device, so it isn't cost-effective to use for all your accounts. You might have a hard time getting budget approval. It's better to take a strategic approach and use it only for critical accounts. You can use other forms of authentication for the rest."
