MFA Isn't Enough: What Owners Miss About Real Risk

MFA blocks credential attacks. But it does not address unpatched systems, excessive permissions, or missing backup architecture. The complete risk picture for company owners.

Multi-factor authentication is essential. But many operators treat it as a complete security solution when it is actually one control among several. MFA blocks credential-based attacks — stolen passwords, brute force attempts, credential stuffing. It does not prevent malware delivered through email

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