Ricky Mondello

Back in June, I gave a keynote at the “Identiverse” conference about app and website authentication with a focus on passkeys.

Important Note: Although I work at Apple in the password management and app/website authentication spaces, in this post I am speaking only for myself, personally.

I am in the process of updating my résumé.

I gave an opening keynote at the FIDO Alliance’s “Authenticate” conference a few weeks ago!

I recently had the privilege and pleasure of co-writing a post on the Swift programming language blog about Apple’s Password Monitoring service and its re-write from Java to Swift.

Important Note: On this blog I speak only for myself as someone experienced in usable security and website authentication.

This post briefly summarizes part of a talk I gave in 2018.

Note: This post is intended for people interested in using and contributing to the Password Manager Resources open source project.

I’ve never attended a conference before in a personal capacity[1].

Important Note: Although I work at Apple and am deeply involved in the creation of its new Passwords app, in this post I am speaking only for myself and not for Apple.

In the last few months, I’ve made some important and positive changes in my life.

Some background on me: I’m a software engineer working in what I call “usable security”.

I’m doing an AMA (ask me anything) on Mastodon today.