Passwords clearly are not enough to protect networks. Any security guidance will tell you that multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a key method to keep attackers out. But what type of MFA should your firm deploy? Choosing multi-factor tokens and tools depends on your firm, your needs, and how attackers are likely to target your firm. Planning ahead will minimize deployment and migration issues when new tokens or new phones are issued.
These are the most important considerations when choosing an MFA solution.
