Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Can you protect your business from this?
- Your employee receives a phishing email claiming to be from the CEO, requesting an iTunes gift card.
- Your finance team receives an email from what looks like the CEO, asking them to complete a wire transfer.
- Your employee receives an email from HR requesting to change your direct deposit information.
- Your customer support team gets a call from someone claiming to be a customer demanding personal information.
Unfortunately, in most cases, your employees will do as they’re asked.
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Phishing attacks are one of the biggest threats to businesses
If an employee is tricked into sharing their credentials with a cybercriminal, it can cost their company thousands or even millions of dollars.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), also called Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), is a security enhancement that provides a secondary login credential in addition to the primary password. This can include a one-time code sent to a personal device, or a biometric challenge like a fingerprint scan. If a cybercriminal somehow obtains the primary password, they will be stopped by the secondary MFA requirement.
Our Multi-Factor Authentication Solutions
Having Charles IT safeguard your priceless data by deploying this extra layer of protection may help you save millions!
Increased identity security
Increased identity security
Strong security presence
Strong security presences
Updated password requirements
Updated password requirements
Critical resource access protection
Critical resource access protection
Integration of core business apps
Integration of core business apps
Did you know?
HIPAA
All entities that e-prescribe controlled substances
All medical facilities accepting credit cards and complying with PCI DSS requirements
ITAR/DFARS
NIST SP 800-171 requires multi-factor authentication (MFA)
All local and remote privileged account access
Users who access controlled unclassified information (CUI)
PCI
All remote access into the cardholder environment
Users must present a minimum of two forms of authentication
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