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What does MFA Protect Against?
MFA is essential to access and endpoint security because it adds a layer of protection to a user or company’s data which effectively helps prevent stolen passwords, malware, phishing and ransomware attacks. With an effective MFA system in place, only the correct user will “hold the keys,” so to speak, keeping unauthorized access out.
Malware
Phishing
Ransomware
A program or software that enters a system to access data or steal passwords with malicious intent.
A program or individual that disguises itself as a company or person to scam the user and gain malicious access to data.
A malware attack that locks personal or company data and demands a ransom in exchange for the stolen data.
What Type of Security is MFA?
Identity Security: An essential security control in today’s digital world, identity security products are used to verify the user’s identity and prevent use of stolen passwords / compromised credentials. Secure Access: The idea that anyone who accesses data is properly verified to ensure all logins are benevolent and safe. Zero Trust: A cybersecurity strategy framework that encourages users and organizations to take added security measures, assuming that nothing can be trusted without proper verification. Zero trust is often described by the mantra of “never trust, always verify”.
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