Ready to Secure Your Systems?
Authentication isn't just about passwords anymore. Let's make sure you're prepared for what modern security really demands.
Questions to Ask Yourself
We've organized these by where you are in your security journey. Most people skip this step — but the folks who think through these questions first? They end up with systems that actually work.
Before You Start
- What sensitive data do you actually have to protect?
- How many people need access to your systems daily?
- Are you dealing with customer payment info or personal data?
- What happens if someone can't log in for a day?
- Do remote employees access your systems regularly?
During Implementation
- Can your team handle a two-week transition period?
- Who becomes your internal security point person?
- What's your backup plan if the new system has hiccups?
- How will you train employees who hate learning new tech?
- Do you have time to test everything before going live?
After Launch
- Who monitors failed login attempts and suspicious activity?
- How quickly can you reset access for locked-out employees?
- What's your process when someone leaves the company?
- Who keeps the authentication system updated and patched?
- How do you onboard new hires without security gaps?
Ongoing Support
- What happens when regulations change next year?
- Can your system scale if you double your team size?
- Who do you call at 2 AM when something breaks?
- How often should you review access permissions?
- What's your plan for the next major security threat?
The Reality Check
Here's what we've learned after working with hundreds of Taiwan businesses: most authentication problems aren't technical. They're human. The fanciest security system in the world won't help if your employees write passwords on sticky notes or share login credentials over LINE messages.
Start With What Actually Matters
We don't believe in one-size-fits-all security. A local restaurant needs different protection than a fintech startup. Before we talk about two-factor authentication or biometrics, let's figure out what you're actually trying to protect and who needs access to it.
Talk About Your SituationCommon Misconceptions
We hear these assumptions a lot. Most are partially true — which makes them more dangerous than being completely wrong.
"We're too small to be a target"
Small businesses actually get hit more often because they have weaker defenses. Hackers use automated tools that don't care about your company size — they just look for easy entry points.
"Strong passwords are enough"
Passwords get stolen, guessed, or reused across multiple sites. Even complex passwords become useless if someone gets them through a data breach at another company your employee uses.
"Our industry isn't regulated"
Maybe not yet. But Taiwan's data protection laws keep getting stricter, and international clients increasingly require security audits. It's easier to build good habits now than scramble later.
"Authentication slows down productivity"
Bad authentication does. But modern systems can actually make things faster — single sign-on means fewer passwords to remember, and smart systems learn user patterns to reduce friction.
What Happens Next
Our autumn 2025 program starts with a practical assessment of your current setup. We don't sell you technology — we help you understand what you need and why. Most clients discover they can solve 80% of their security concerns with better processes, not expensive software.
The first step is a conversation. We'll walk through your current systems, understand your business needs, and give you a realistic picture of what security looks like for your situation. No sales pressure — just honest advice about protecting what you've built.
