Sudo lacks efficient, centralized administration causing system administrators to spend lots of time building and distributing sudoers files across the server. Sudo introduces a security risk because it is controlled by local files. The security admins need to distribute these files appropriately. As well, the sudo configuration file is stored in a way that local administrators could easily make modifications… a big security risk. Sudo may create a compliance issue. Auditors don’t like the distributed sudo conf files because they utilize static trust. Because of this, your use of sudo may cause you problems passing audits because of this. Organizations using sudo have to be able to distribute the file, so a good distribution method must be maintained, resulting in more costs to your organization. Sudo does not inherently provide the ability to link multifactor authentication as part of the privileged user authorization process.