Give users a faster way to authenticate without weakening control. The Cisco FEIT-NFC-K40 combines NFC and USB-C connectivity in a security key built for modern device fleets and passwordless login workflows. It is a strong fit for organizations standardizing on current hardware while still needing a physical factor that works across desktop and mobile access patterns. NFC support matters when users authenticate from phones or tap-enabled devices, while USB-C keeps the key aligned with newer laptops and workstations. That dual-interface approach reduces friction in mixed-device environments and helps IT support a broader range of endpoints with one access method. For teams replacing password-heavy workflows, this can simplify rollout and improve adoption. Compared with single-interface keys, this model is better positioned for organizations that need flexibility across device classes. It supports a more modern authentication posture without forcing users into a one-size-fits-all login path. For procurement teams, that means a practical security investment that fits current endpoint standards and helps reduce the operational cost of password resets and access exceptions.