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Passwordless Authentication

Cybersecurity

Passwordless authentication is a security approach that verifies user identity without requiring a traditional password, using methods like biometrics (fingerprint or face recognition), hardware security keys, one-time codes, or passkeys based on public-key cryptography. IT and security professionals implement it to reduce risks from stolen or weak passwords while improving login convenience for users.

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Brookshire Grocery Company

Information Security Engineer

Brookshire Grocery Company

Tyler, TX

This role designs and implements security solutions for a large grocery company, advising on identity management, cloud security, and compliance frameworks. It suits experienced security professionals who want to drive enterprise-wide security improvements across multiple retail operations.

Listed on Brookshire Grocery Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗

The Home Depot

Senior Cybersecurity Engineer - CIAM (Remote)

The Home Depot

GEORGIA - VIRTUAL - GA01 · $120,000 – $180,000 · Remote

A senior-level role managing customer identity and access management at scale across The Home Depot's online platform, using industry-standard CIAM tools and modern authentication approaches. Suited to experienced engineers comfortable with both security architecture and DevOps practices who want to shape identity solutions for millions of users.

Listed on The Home Depot’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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