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Why Multi-Factor Authentication Is Non-Negotiable for Cybersecurity~? by Check Point
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Why multi-factor authentication is non-negotiable for cybersecurity, by Check PointCheck Point states that multi-factor authentication is not just a "good practice". Multi-factor authentication (MFA) would be the absolute minimum standard of diligence and is non-negotiable. Without MFA, a username and password become a single failure point. Check Point also shares its recommendations for a well-designed, uncompromising deployment.
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