Most MFA methods still create friction for users and gaps attackers exploit. This guide explains how to evaluate authentication options based on real-world security, usability, and enterprise readiness.
Even organizations with MFA in place are still being breached. Attackers have learned how to exploit one-time codes, mobile apps, and synced passkeys that rely on software-based secrets.
This eBook explains what makes one MFA method stronger than another, and why biometric, hardware-based authentication is becoming the standard for enterprises that cannot afford compromise
What you’ll learn:
🟣 Why common MFA methods are routinely bypassed in phishing and credential attacks
🟣 How different MFA approaches trade off security, usability, and operational complexity
🟣 What separates phishing-resistant, identity-bound authentication from legacy MFA
Download the guide to understand which MFA methods actually stand up to modern attacks.
