4 Dangers of Sticking with Outdated MFA Methodsby@jasonsoroko
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4 Dangers of Sticking with Outdated MFA Methods

by Sectigo5mJanuary 30th, 2022
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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an effective way to strengthen the security of business information and technical infrastructures. But not all MFA is created equal, and outdated forms no longer suffice in today’s complex cybersecurity landscape. Malicious actors are engaging in increasingly sophisticated attacks to defeat rudimentary MFA methods and access critical business systems and valuable data. The 2021 Data Breach Investigations Report by Verizon states that 61 percent of breaches involved credentials, and 25 percent included stolen credentials last year.

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