Continuous Authorization

Your employees are probably using a variety of devices at home and logging into web-based applications necessary to carry out their roles. This trend has led to the deterioration of perimeter-based security. This challenge isn’t new — it’s just more complex now.

The problem is that most of the time, users achieve access through a password only. To strengthen the right of access, you should use two-factor authorization and/or multiple ways to verify that the user is who she says she is.

Concentrating efforts on verifying access by more than just a user name and password hinders the hacking practice of spoofing user credentials.

The weakest link in your cybersecurity plan is typically users. Much of the time, users don’t make these mistakes purposefully. Those orchestrating phishing attempts are using more sophisticated methods, like social engineering. Plus, there’s been a huge wave of COVID-related phishing scams, which plays on people’s fears.

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