As the boundaries between our personal and professional lives continue to blur, World Password Day is a timely reminder that this convergence extends to how we manage passwords. The human element remains a well-known challenge for security and identity professionals. With password reuse common across personal and corporate accounts, a single compromised credential can expose entire organisations to risk. Credential theft remains one of the most frequent identity-related breaches. The recent superannuation funds incident serves as yet another example of the inherent weakness of passwords as a standalone form of authentication. But we must not view it as an isolated case—it highlights a broader trend of ...