Traditional MFA is creating a false sense of security

A report from HYPR and Cybersecurity Insiders, reveals that despite the zero trust initiative, many organizations are still highly exposed to credential attacks due to insufficient multi-factor authentication (MFA) methods and overall lack of urgency after potential exposure. In fact, 64% of those hacked did not enhance or improve their authentication controls following the attack. The findings also revealed that the perpetual cyber risk of remote work continues to drive passwordless adoption amongst organizations on … More →

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