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IBM's recently released "Future of Identity Study" reveals global and generational preferences on authentication. Among the study's many interesting findings, it was discovered that consumers of different generations have different preferences on authentication and take substantially different approaches to cybersecurity overall. IBM Security's Dillon Townsel recently interviewed Payton, a 24 year-old community manager, and Susan, a 68 year-old grandmother and retired schoolteacher about their online preferences. Listen now to discover if Payton and Susan are representative of their respective generations, or if they break the mold. For more content from the "Future of Identity" series, visit https://ibm.co/2t2pnZX. To read the complete report, visit https://ibm.co/2sZdSlV.