Cybersecurity must prioritize multifactor authentication (MFA) as a critical defense mechanism, yet organizations often adopt a 'good enough' approach that leaves security gaps.
Implementing multifactor authentication can be challenging with new regulatory frameworks in place; organizations must align with CISA, NIST, and OMB guidelines for effectiveness.
Many companies apply MFA solutions just to meet compliance requirements, which fosters a false sense of security and does not effectively combat the increase in phishing attacks.
Adhering to best practices in MFA deployment, such as avoiding SMS-based methods and utilizing phishing-resistant options like FIDO2 passkeys, is essential for strengthening cybersecurity.
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