MFA has significantly enhanced login processes by adding additional steps to verify user identity, preventing possible attacks with passwords alone.
However, MFA is not infallible. Cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in authentication mechanisms, stealing access tokens and using social engineering techniques, such as phishing, to compromise MFA-protected systems.
Learn everything about the necessary measures to protect your employees and your company beyond MFA.
Why MFA/2FA doesn't cover some common threats, such as malware.
How phishing has adapted to the MFA landscape and can still be effective.
How it's possible to provide added security through monitoring leaked credentials.