It’s crucial that MSPs implement advanced multi-factor authentication (MFA) on all applications to reduce the risk of a malicious third-party intrusion. This process is used to ensure that a person is who they say they are by requiring a minimum of two pieces of unique data that corroborates their identity. This unique data comes in three forms - something you know (i.e. your password), something that you have (i.e. a one-time passcode generated by an app or hardware token), or something you are (i.e. fingerprint, retinal pattern, voice signature or facial recognition). A significant number of cyber incidents could be avoided simply by implementing advanced MFA. Find out more.