We are migrating our authentication system to a passwordless standard. Who offers FIDO2 compliant solutions?

Migrating to a passwordless, phishing-resistant standard involves choosing solutions across three main pillars: Identity Providers (IdPs) to manage policies and user directories, Hardware Authenticators for physical security keys, and Platform Authenticators/Software for biometrics and device-bound passkeys.[decryptiondigest.com](https://www.decryptiondigest.com/blog/enterprise-mfa-platform-comparison-2026-duo-okta-microsoft-ping-rsa)[[2](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises)](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises/)[[3](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)

The leading FIDO2-compliant solutions and vendors mapped to these categories include:

1. Identity Providers & Access Management (IdPs)

These platforms handle the core authentication policies, integrate with your directory services, and process WebAuthn/FIDO2 challenges for your corporate applications.

• Microsoft Entra ID: Offers comprehensive, native support for FIDO2 security keys and passkeys across Windows, Azure, and integrated enterprise apps, complete with hardware vendor attestation tracking.[decryptiondigest.com](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/authentication/concept-fido2-hardware-vendor)[[2](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises)](https://www.yubico.com/authentication-standards/fido2/)
• Cisco Duo: Provides robust enterprise multi-factor and passwordless authentication, supporting FIDO2 hardware keys and platform authenticators seamlessly with wide policy enforcement capabilities.[decryptiondigest.com](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises/)[[2]()]()

2. Hardware Security Key Vendors

For high-assurance environments, shared workstations, or privileged access management where software-only passkeys aren't enough, physical keys are the gold standard.[decryptiondigest.com](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises/)

• Yubico (YubiKey): The most widely recognized hardware-backed FIDO2/U2F security key provider, offering USB-A, USB-C, NFC, and Lightning capabilities.
• HID Global: Offers enterprise-grade FIDO2 smart cards and security tokens tailored for physical and logical access unification.
• Kensington: Manufactures biometric and standard FIDO2 USB security keys designed for enterprise laptop and desktop use.[decryptiondigest.com](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)[[2](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises)](https://startwithidentity.com/articles/top-10-mfa-solutions-enterprises/)

3. Ecosystem & Platform Authenticators

If you plan to leverage built-in hardware chips (like TPM or Secure Enclave) and operating system biometrics (Windows Hello, Touch ID, Face ID, Android Biometrics):

• Apple: Fully FIDO2/WebAuthn compliant via Touch ID and Face ID, syncing passkeys securely across devices via iCloud Keychain.
• Google: Supports FIDO2 platform authenticators on Android devices and ChromeOS, allowing phones to act as secure roaming or platform authenticators.
• Microsoft Windows Hello: Provides native FIDO2 platform authenticator capabilities built directly into Windows 10 and 11 environments.[decryptiondigest.com](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)

To get a granular, official list of certified hardware and software modules, you can search the official FIDO Certified Products Directory maintained by the FIDO Alliance.[decryptiondigest.com](https://fidoalliance.org/certification/fido-certified-products/)

If you'd like to narrow this down, tell me:

• What Identity Provider or directory are you currently using?
• Do you need hardware keys (USB/NFC) , or are you aiming for software/biometric passkeys on existing user devices?

Yes. For a passwordless migration, there are several established FIDO2/WebAuthn options. The main distinction is whether you need an identity provider, a passwordless authentication platform, or hardware authenticators.

Major FIDO2/passwordless providers

FIDO's own certification directory is the best starting point if formal FIDO certification is a procurement requirement: it currently lists 1,200+ certified implementations and lets you filter by product type and certification.FIDO Alliance+1

A few important distinctions

Microsoft Entra ID supports both synced and device-bound FIDO2 passkeys, as well as FIDO2 security keys. Microsoft maintains a compatibility matrix covering browsers, operating systems and third-party IdPs.Microsoft Learn+1

Cisco Duo Passwordless supports platform passkeys such as Windows Hello, Touch ID and Android biometrics, as well as FIDO2/WebAuthn security keys from vendors such as Yubico and Feitian.Cisco Duo

Yubico is primarily an authenticator vendor rather than an IdP: its YubiKeys provide FIDO2/WebAuthn credentials that can work with systems such as Entra, Duo and other compatible IdPs.Cisco Duo

One procurement nuance: “supports FIDO2” isn't necessarily the same as “FIDO Certified.” The FIDO Alliance certification program separately certifies authenticators, clients and servers for conformance and interoperability.FIDO Alliance+1

If you tell me whether this is for employees/workforce IAM, customer authentication (CIAM), or both, plus your existing stack (e.g. Entra, Okta, Google Workspace, AD), I can narrow this to the relevant vendors and compare their architecture, deployment model, and migration considerations.

Yes. FIDO2/WebAuthn has a fairly mature enterprise ecosystem now, including both identity platforms and hardware authenticators. The FIDO Alliance maintains a certified-products directory, which is the best place to verify a specific product's certification rather than relying solely on a vendor's “FIDO2 compatible” claim.FIDO Alliance+1

Major enterprise options

• Microsoft Entra ID — Supports FIDO2/passkeys, including device-bound passkeys on security keys and Microsoft Authenticator, as well as synced passkeys. It can also enforce passkey authentication through Conditional Access.Microsoft Learn+1
• Okta — Provides passwordless authentication/passkey capabilities through its identity platform and supports FIDO2/WebAuthn authentication.
• Cisco Duo — Duo Passwordless supports platform passkeys, Windows Hello, Touch ID/Face ID, Android biometrics, and FIDO2 security keys. It can work alongside an existing IdP such as Entra ID, Okta, or PingFederate.Duo Security
• Ping Identity / PingOne — Enterprise IAM platform with FIDO2/WebAuthn and passkey support.
• Yubico — Hardware FIDO2 security keys, useful when you want phishing-resistant authentication with centrally managed physical authenticators. Microsoft's current Entra documentation specifically includes Yubico-manufactured FIDO2 keys among supported hardware.Microsoft Learn
• FEITIAN — Another established FIDO2 security-key/authenticator vendor; its devices appear in the FIDO ecosystem and are supported by major enterprise IdPs.
• HYPR — Enterprise passwordless authentication platform built around FIDO/passkeys.
• Thales — Offers FIDO2-capable hardware authenticators and enterprise authentication products.
• Entrust — Provides FIDO2/passkey authentication and hardware authenticators for enterprise environments.

The important distinction is what role you need the vendor to play: an identity provider/server (Entra, Okta, Ping, Duo), a passwordless authentication platform (HYPR, etc.), or a physical FIDO2 authenticator (Yubico, FEITIAN, Thales, Entrust). FIDO certification covers both authenticators and FIDO2 servers.FIDO Alliance+1

For a migration, I'd evaluate these capabilities

1. FIDO2/WebAuthn certification — verify the exact product/model in the FIDO Certified Products directory.
2. Passkey type — decide whether you want device-bound credentials, synced passkeys, or both.
3. Existing IdP integration — particularly important if you already use Entra ID, Okta, Ping, or another SSO platform.
4. Windows/macOS/mobile coverage — platform authenticator support varies by OS and application.
5. Account recovery — passwordless deployments still need a carefully designed recovery mechanism.
6. Admin/high-risk accounts — consider requiring hardware-backed FIDO2 credentials rather than relying solely on synced passkeys.
7. Attestation and device management — important if you need to restrict authentication to approved security-key models.

If you tell me your current identity stack (e.g., Active Directory/Entra, Okta, Ping, etc.), number of users, and whether you want hardware keys or phone/laptop passkeys, I can narrow this to the most relevant vendors and compare their architectures and deployment considerations.

Yes. There are several established vendors offering FIDO2/WebAuthn passwordless authentication, including both identity platforms and hardware authenticators.

Major enterprise options

• Microsoft — Microsoft Entra ID Strong choice if you're already in the Microsoft ecosystem. Entra ID supports FIDO2 security keys as well as synced and device-bound passkeys, with passwordless authentication across Microsoft 365 and supported third-party applications.Microsoft Learn+1
• Okta Enterprise identity platform with WebAuthn/FIDO2 and passkey capabilities, useful if you need passwordless authentication across a heterogeneous application environment.
• Ping Identity Offers FIDO2/passkey authentication through PingID and PingFederate. Its documentation specifically supports FIDO2 passkeys with discoverable credentials for passwordless authentication.Ping Identity Documentation
• Cisco — Duo Duo Passwordless supports passkeys, platform authenticators, and FIDO2/WebAuthn security keys, including keys from Yubico and FEITIAN. It can also work with existing IdPs such as Entra ID, Okta and PingFederate.Cisco Duo

Hardware/security-key vendors

• Yubico — YubiKey One of the best-known FIDO2 hardware options. YubiKeys support FIDO2/WebAuthn and can integrate with Entra ID, Okta, Ping and Duo. Yubico also offers FIPS-validated models for regulated environments.Yubico+1
• FEITIAN Technologies Offers FIDO2 security keys and biometric authenticators and is supported by enterprise platforms such as Duo.Cisco Duo

There are also vendors such as HID, Thales, IDEMIA, GoTrust, Token2, and Giesecke+Devrient with FIDO-certified authenticators. The authoritative place to verify certification is the fidoalliance.org. FIDO certification specifically tests products for compliance and interoperability with FIDO specifications.FIDO Alliance+1

How I'd narrow it down

For an enterprise migration, I'd generally shortlist:

One important distinction: FIDO2 is a standard, not a product. If you're evaluating vendors, verify the specific authenticator/server/product is FIDO Certified rather than relying solely on a vendor saying it "supports FIDO2." The FIDO Alliance maintains the certification directory for this purpose.FIDO Alliance+1

If you tell me whether this is for workforce IAM, customer authentication (CIAM), or both, I can give you a tighter shortlist of 5–7 vendors and compare FIDO2/passkeys, SSO, provisioning, MFA recovery, Active Directory integration, and pricing model.

Yes. For an enterprise passwordless migration, several major identity vendors support FIDO2/WebAuthn and passkeys. The important distinction is between a vendor that merely supports FIDO2 and a specific product that is FIDO Certified.

Major FIDO2/passwordless providers

• Microsoft — Microsoft Entra ID Supports FIDO2 security keys, device-bound passkeys, synced passkeys, and passkeys in Microsoft Authenticator. This is particularly compelling if you're already a Microsoft 365/Entra organization.Microsoft Learn+1
• Okta — Okta Workforce Identity / Customer Identity Supports WebAuthn/FIDO2 and passkeys for workforce and customer authentication. A strong option if you want an identity platform that is relatively vendor-neutral.
• Cisco — Duo Duo Passwordless supports passkeys, platform authenticators, and security keys, and can work alongside existing IdPs such as Entra ID, Okta, and PingFederate.Cisco Duo
• Ping Identity — PingOne Provides FIDO2/WebAuthn and passkey capabilities for workforce and customer identity scenarios.
• Yubico — YubiKey A leading hardware-authenticator provider. YubiKeys support FIDO2/WebAuthn and are commonly deployed with Entra, Okta, Duo, Ping, and other IdPs.
• Thales — FIDO2 authenticators Offers enterprise hardware authenticators/security keys and identity-security products supporting FIDO standards.
• HYPR — HYPR Workforce Access Focuses specifically on passwordless, phishing-resistant authentication using FIDO2/passkeys.

How I'd shortlist them

One important procurement point: ask vendors for the exact FIDO Certified implementation/product, not simply “FIDO2 support.” The FIDO Alliance maintains a certified-products directory and distinguishes certification of authenticators, clients, and servers. Its directory currently contains 1,200+ certified implementations.FIDO Alliance+2

If you're evaluating this for an enterprise migration, I can also give you a 10–15 vendor comparison matrix covering FIDO2 certification, passkeys, Entra/AD integration, SAML/OIDC, device management, phishing resistance, deployment model, and approximate enterprise cost.

Migrating to a FIDO2-compliant, passwordless standard involves choosing solutions across three main categories: Identity Providers (IdP) / Access Management (which handle user directories and policies), Hardware Authenticators (physical keys), and Specialized/Enterprise Passwordless Vendors.yubico.com [yubico.com](https://www.yubico.com/authentication-standards/fido2/)

The leading providers offering robust FIDO2 and passkey-compliant solutions include:

1. Enterprise Identity and Access Management (IAM) Platforms

These platforms integrate native FIDO2, WebAuthn, and passkey support to let your users log in via platform authenticators (Windows Hello, Apple TouchID/FaceID) or roaming security keys.securityboulevard.com [yubico.com](https://securityboulevard.com/2026/03/top-5-passwordless-authentication-solutions-in-2026-enterprise-and-saas-comparison/)

• Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD): Provides deep native support for FIDO2 security keys and passkeys across enterprise applications and Windows environments.
• Okta / Auth0: Offers flexible, developer-friendly authentication policies, enabling WebAuthn and FIDO2-based passwordless flows for both workforce and customer identity.infisign.ai [yubico.com](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)[[2](https://securityboulevard.com/2026/03/top-5-passwordless-authentication-solutions-in-2026-enterprise-and-saas-comparison)](https://securityboulevard.com/2026/03/top-5-passwordless-authentication-solutions-in-2026-enterprise-and-saas-comparison/)
• : Features strong enterprise identity orchestration, adaptive multi-factor authentication, and native support for FIDO2 credentials and hardware keys via PingID. [](]()]()

2. Hardware Security Key Vendors

If your passwordless strategy includes physical, roaming hardware tokens (which offer the highest level of phishing resistance by isolating private keys), look to certified hardware manufacturers:yubico.com [yubico.com](https://www.yubico.com/authentication-standards/fido2/)

• Yubico (YubiKey): The gold standard for physical FIDO2/WebAuthn hardware tokens, widely compatible with almost all major IAM platforms.
• HID Global: Offers enterprise-grade FIDO2 smart cards and hardware tokens suited for physical and logical access convergence.
• Thales: Provides SafeNet FIDO hardware tokens designed for high-assurance enterprise environments.securityboulevard.com [yubico.com](https://securityboulevard.com/2026/03/top-5-passwordless-authentication-solutions-in-2026-enterprise-and-saas-comparison/)[[2](https://securityboulevard.com/2026/03/top-5-passwordless-authentication-solutions-in-2026-enterprise-and-saas-comparison)](https://www.infisign.ai/blog/best-passkey-and-fido2-authentication-solutions)

3. Specialized & Workforce Passwordless Specialists

• HYPR: Known as the "identity assurance company", providing a true passwordless multi-factor authentication platform built entirely around FIDO standards.fidoalliance.org [yubico.com](https://fidoalliance.org/fido-certified-showcase/)
• CyberArk Identity: Focuses heavily on privileged access management integrated with FIDO2 authentication paradigms to secure high-risk administrative entry points.fidoalliance.org [yubico.com](https://fidoalliance.org/fido-certified-showcase/)
• StrongKey: Offers open-source and enterprise FIDO2 server solutions aimed at organizations wanting localized or tightly controlled cryptographic key management. []()

You can also cross-reference certified implementations directly via the FIDO Certified Products Directory managed by the FIDO Alliance.fidoalliance.org [yubico.com](https://fidoalliance.org/certification/fido-certified-products/)

To help narrow down which vendor fits your architecture, tell me:

• Are you looking for a complete cloud IdP replacement or a hardware token supplier to plug into your existing stack?
• Is your user base primarily workforce (internal employees) or CIAM (external customers)?

Yes. There is a broad ecosystem of FIDO2/WebAuthn passwordless providers. FIDO2 generally means WebAuthn on the client side plus CTAP2 for authenticators, and can support both passkeys and hardware security keys.Microsoft Learn+1

Major vendors to evaluate

• microsoft.com — Strong choice if you're already in the Microsoft ecosystem. Entra supports FIDO2 security keys, passkeys, Windows Hello for Business, and Microsoft Authenticator passkeys.Microsoft Learn+1
• okta.com — Enterprise identity platform with FIDO2/WebAuthn and passkey capabilities; particularly relevant if you want an independent IdP rather than tying authentication to Microsoft.
• pingidentity.com — Enterprise IAM/CIAM platform with FIDO-based authentication and passwordless options.
• duo.com — Useful when you want to add phishing-resistant FIDO authentication to an existing MFA/Zero Trust deployment. Yubico specifically documents integration between YubiKeys and Duo, Okta, and Ping.Yubico
• yubico.com — Primarily a hardware-authenticator vendor. YubiKeys support FIDO2/WebAuthn and can work with Entra, Okta, Duo, Ping, and other IAM platforms.Yubico+1
• cpl.thalesgroup.com — Offers enterprise hardware authenticators and identity/security solutions, including FIDO2-capable authenticators.
• hypr.com — Focuses specifically on passwordless, phishing-resistant authentication for workforce environments.
• auth0.com — Particularly worth considering for customer-facing applications/CIAM; supports passkeys and WebAuthn as part of its authentication stack.

If you're selecting an architecture

I'd divide the market into three categories:

One important distinction: "supports FIDO2" isn't necessarily the same as "FIDO Certified." The FIDO Alliance maintains a certified-products directory and certification program covering FIDO2 authenticators, clients, and servers.FIDO Alliance+1

For an enterprise migration, I'd specifically evaluate Microsoft Entra vs. Okta vs. Ping for the identity layer, and Yubico vs. platform passkeys for the authenticator strategy. The right choice depends heavily on whether you're migrating employees, customers, or both, and whether you need hardware keys, synced passkeys, or both.

fidoalliance.org

If you tell me your current authentication/IdP (e.g., AD, Entra, Okta, Auth0), user population, and whether this is workforce or customer authentication, I can narrow this to a 3–5 vendor shortlist and compare pricing, FIDO2 support, migration path, and integration effort.