📢 Le NCSC britannique recommande officiellement les passkeys en remplacement des mots de passe
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Publié le 23 avril 2026 par The Register, cet article rapporte une annonce officielle du **National Cyber...
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Le NCSC britannique recommande officiellement les passkeys en remplacement des mots de passe

🏛️ Contexte Publié le 23 avril 2026 par The Register, cet article rapporte une annonce officielle du National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) britannique lors de sa conférence annuelle CYBERUK. Il s’agit de la première fois que l’agence recommande explicitement d’abandonner les mots de passe au profit des passkeys. 🔑 Contenu de la recommandation Le NCSC a publié un rapport technique concluant que les passkeys sont « au moins aussi sécurisés, et généralement plus sécurisés » qu’une combinaison mot de passe + vérification en deux étapes (2SV). La nouvelle guidance officielle stipule que les mots de passe ne doivent plus être utilisés là où les passkeys sont disponibles.

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🇬🇧 Starke Signale und neue Impulse von der #CyberUK 2026, der Flaggschiffkonferenz unserer britischen Partnerbehörde NCSC.

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UK Cyber Agency Unveils Device to Secure Computer Monitors

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Welcome to the CYBERUK YouTube Channel! CYBERUK is the UK government’s annual flagship cyber security event hosted by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). Bringing together government, national security, industry and academia to deliver world class content, cementing the UK’s position as a responsible and democratic cyber power, able to protect and promote our interests in and through cyberspace. On the channel you will find a range of content from previous events, conversations, topic reviews and insights into the forthcoming event.

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I enjoyed my first day attending #CyberUK for the first time. A bit of a LinkedIn sort of place where people don't say controversial things (and swallow AI hype whole), but it was interesting to see what wasn't said. Ukraine came up a lot as an important partner that we are learning a lot from and is a very valuable ally (not in the context of our supporting them, but their supporting us). The USA was not mentioned in this context. Reading between the lines the importance of sovereignty in our digital security and intelligence so that we can work effectively with our actual allies did come up. ;-) What I enjoyed most was bumping into surprisingly many people I haven't seen in ages, or even never in person.

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🎯 NCSC’s view:
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📜 Publish and ratify a Software Security Code of Practice

🎯 Industry’s view:
🤝 Trust customers to abandon sub-par vendors
🔍 Focus on clear guidance and robust procurement criteria

The core question remains: Will regulation or market forces deliver safer software? Market forces have failed us thus far.

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https://www.theregister.com/2025/05/12/uks_cyber_agency_and_industry/

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