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How Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Mitigates BYOD Risks
Back when people worked at the office, the security perimeter was well-defined, and employees used devices owned by the company. But then came the
Top 6 Rublon Authenticator Benefits
Authenticating via an authentication app is an easy and safe method to access your account using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Multi-Factor
MFA Bypass: What It Means and Why It Happens
MFA Bypass means authorized or unauthorized bypassing of MFA authentication on a user account. A bypassed user can gain access to an application or
Administrators Can Now Export Authentication Logs to a CSV File
The latest in the Rublon Admin Console. Administrators can now export Authentication Logs to a CSV file sent to their emails. Exporting Authentication
MFA Deny: The Meaning Behind the Access Denied Message
MFA Deny means that a system rejected the user’s attempt to access an account, website, or application protected with Multi-Factor Authentication
Almost Half of Companies Do Not Use MFA, 2022 Report Finds
CyberEdge's annual Cyberthreat Defense Report (CDR) for 2022 found that nearly half of the surveyed companies do not use Multi-Factor Authentication
Here’s Why You Should Deploy MFA for All Your Users Right Now
At first glance, enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for only some of your users sounds like a good idea. You can save money and time by only
SMS vs. TOTP: Which One Is Better for MFA?
SMS 2FA and TOTP 2FA are two popular ways to verify user identity in the second step of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Two-Factor