2-Step Authentication

Why Is It Crucial

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is sometimes called multiple factor authentication. In simple terms, it adds an extra layer of security to every online platform you access. Adding one more step of authenticating your identity makes it harder for an attacker to access your data
The first layer is generally a combination of a username and password. Adding one more step of authenticating your identity makes it harder for an attacker to access your data.

Passwords have been the mainstream form of authentication since the start of the digital revolution. But, this security measure is far from infallible. Here are some worrying facts about this traditional security measure:

• 90% of passwords can be cracked in less than six hours.
• Two-thirds of people use the same password everywhere.
• Sophisticated cyber attackers have the power to test billions of passwords every second.

What Happens If You Lose Your Phone?

This is a major concern for companies that have their employees accessing sensitive information on a mobile device. With 2FA this is no longer a problem; there are safeguards in place to make it easy to address this issue in a timely manner by having the capabilities to remotely wipe the device and reset it to factory, or disabling the user account and active directory, or disabling the authentication in the two-factor system itself. Most secure way is to safe your 2FA safe key.

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