The Life and Death of Passwords: The History of Encryption with Simon Singh
Ever wondered when we started encrypting data and how it works? Learn about early ciphers, how they were broken, and how they evolved in the modern era.
Chrysta Cherrie
Senior Communications Manager
Chrysta Cherrie is a writer for the Cisco Security Brand Team, where she provides expertise on voice and tone, company culture, and product philosophy. She has 15 years of experience working in tech, media, and higher education, with a background in Electronic Media & Film from Eastern Michigan University. Outside of work, Chrysta can be found watching movies with her dog.
The Life and Death of Passwords: Toward a Passwordless Future
A panel of experts shares what excites them about a passwordless future, technical milestones, and whether we'll say goodbye to passwords.
The Life and Death of Passwords: The Problem with Passwords
Experts share their password pain points, from the challenges of remembering and rotation them to unequal access to technology slowing passwordless adoption.
The Life and Death of Passwords: Computing Era
During the computing era, the way we thought about passwords changed, as did the way that we went about protecting them. Learn more.
The Life and Death of Passwords: Pre-Computing History
Ever wonder when we started using passwords to protect things? Curious why today's password requirements are the way they are? We break it down in this post.