TeachMeCyber
StrongDM
StrongDM
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is having a moment. And for good reasons. MFA is one of the simplest ways to prevent unauthorized access.
So, if you don’t have MFA working across your entire environment, don’t you think it’s time you should?
The answer is yes. And the good news is that you can apply MFA across all critical resources, including legacy systems that lack native support. The days of rewriting an application’s code or putting a wrapper around infrastructure to enable MFA are gone! Using context-based policies, you can employ MFA to prevent unsanctioned access to your databases, K8s environments, clouds, routers, legacy servers and more.
Cybersecurity experts, Jason Rebholz, Founder of TeachMeCyber and a seasoned CISO, Karim Fanous, Senior VP of Engineering (StrongDM) and John Martinez, Technical Evangelist (StrongDM) will show you how!
This webinar covered:
- What’s stopping organizations from enabling MFA by default
- Why MFA is critical to your Zero Trust architecture
- How simple it is to apply MFA to all of your resources, including databases, clouds, and even legacy systems like firewalls, routers, and servers that are easy to secure but often missed
- How to use context-based policies to trigger MFA prompts for privileged access and actions