Multifactor authentication (MFA) is an essential security measure that adds another layer of protection to user accounts and systems. There are several methods used for MFA, including SMS, push notifications, phone apps, and hardware tokens. Each of these methods has its own set of pros and cons. However, hardware tokens offer distinct security benefits over […]
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Even though companies would like to have employees return to the office after the pandemic, the norm of working-from-home or even working-from-anywhere is here to stay. This means that uncontrolled connectivity options are resulting in increasing attack-surfaces where home routers, public Wi-Fi spots, shared personal hotspots and more, are causing headaches for many businesses to
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Intro Third party authentication and authorisation providers like okta, azure, gcs or aws often have a trusted connection to the tenants. This sometimes allows that authentication requests via MFA/2FA options can be bypassed as the authentication has already occured from inside the tennants network. When employees work from remote locations they can set up a
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