Block Phishing Attacks

Basic two-factor authentication does not provide adequate protection against today’s increasingly sophisticated phishing attacks. 84% of orgs suffered an identity-related breach in the previous year (2022 IDSA Survey). There are multiple common attack techniques: impersonated website, attacker-in-the- middle, user entry key capture, replay, and prompt bombing, that enable cybercriminals to obtain user credentials when using basic MFA techniques such as SMS, one-time passwords, or push-notifications.

Organizations can face significant end-user push back and increased IT support costs when strong authentication techniques are introduced—if improperly executed.

Deploying true phishing resistant MFA means upgrading – or replacing – existing authentication systems, using hardware authenticators and implementing FIDO/Webauthn and/or PKI certificates. These can add cost and complexity to your identity infrastructure and IT operations.