What is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)? | Security Encyclopedia
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a method of verifying a user, application, or device by requiring them to present a number of identifiers.| www.hypr.com
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a method of verifying a user, application, or device by requiring them to present a number of identifiers.| www.hypr.com
What is SIM swapping? Discover how malicious attackers trick mobile service providers into transferring a target’s mobile phone number to their SIM card.| www.hypr.com
The OMB published its Federal Zero Trust Strategy, which endorses FIDO MFA and the WebAuthn standards for phishing-resistant MFA.| blog.hypr.com
The 2022 State of Passwordless Security Report examines how security and IT teams are eliminating passwords. Download the report to learn more.| blog.hypr.com
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MitM attacks allow attackers to monitor and steal communications and pretend to be legitimate users. Learn how to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.| blog.hypr.com
If you use OTP authentication as a part of your organization’s MFA protocols, it may be time to stop relying on OTP security. Here’s why.| blog.hypr.com
Multi-factor authentication is meant to secure logins but attackers can circumvent most processes. Learn why phishing-resistant MFA is the only way forward.| blog.hypr.com
Learn more about push notification MFA, push attacks, and what you can do to protect your users from push attacks.| blog.hypr.com
Discover HYPR Authenticate, the leading passwordless MFA. Protect employees and customers from credential phishing, fraud, and credential-based breaches.| www.hypr.com
Scores of Okta customers were recently breached through attacks that bypassed MFA controls. Get tips to improve Okta and SSO security in general.| blog.hypr.com
