Multi-factor authentication’s role in thwarting ransomware attacks

Recent guidance from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency cites MFA as a key part of an effective defense.

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What you'll learn:

Do smaller businesses need MFA?

Yes! About 1/3 of attacks target organizations with 11-100 employees.

How ransomware gains access

Common vectors include use of stolen passwords, phishing attacks and exposed RDP ports.

Attacks are getting nastier

The most recent data shows that 77% of ransomware attacks involve the threat to leak data.

MFA deployment strategies

See what needs to be protected, from all VPN logins to Microsoft 365.

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