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When it comes to preventing account takeovers, hardware MFA keys do it best. Let’s dive into what they are and how they benefit your organization.
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Although effective for remote access, RDP ports are vulnerable to attack when exposed to the internet. Learn how to protect remote workers here.
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A multi-tenant MFA solution can aid MSPs through centralized management and resource-neutral applications. Read on to try one for free.
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At least one anti-phishing company says it won’t be testing its customers with coronavirus-themed emails, out of concerns that it’s not socially responsible to play into fears around the current pandemic. Cofense says it has removed all COVID-19-themed spearphishing templates from its repository of attacks, and the Virginia-based company is recommending other organizations join it in a pledge to avoid using the global health crisis as fodder. Like other anti-phishing companies, Cofense sends fake emails to its customers to see if employees click on corrupted links or file attachments. “During a time when fears are justifiably running high, we believe it is wrong to confuse employees and exacerbate concerns further. We call upon the industry and organizations to join us in practicing socially responsible awareness training through thoughtful communication and education – not phish ‘testing,’” the company’s pledge, posted on LinkedIn Thursday, reads. Cybercriminals and suspected nation-state actors have been leveraging coronavirus-related lures in spearphishing […]
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With many contemplating remote work, securing credentials is vital. Knowing what vulnerabilities may exist in MFA could prevent serious threats.
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Some organizations question the ROI of two-factor authentication (2FA). Here we address some of its drawbacks, and how it ultimately benefits organizations.
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The partnership between JumpCloud and Cisco Duo allows admins to require MFA on the JumpCloud portal, but there are many more benefits to get excited about.
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Enabling MFA with Active Directory isn’t always free, and brings up a number of questions for sysadmins. Here we answer the top four.
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2FA has a few disadvantages, but is there an alternative to 2FA? There may be supplementary solutions, though none may be considered an alternative.
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As more organizations are adopting MFA policies to protect their identities, they are examining OneLogin Protect vs. JumpCloud MFA.
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