MFA Is On. How Can an Account Still Get Compromised?
How attackers exploit MFA prompts, phishing pages and stolen sessions—and what small businesses can do to reduce the risk.
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How attackers exploit MFA prompts, phishing pages and stolen sessions—and what small businesses can do to reduce the risk.
Two of the most common ways small businesses get breached: a phone call that talks past your defences, and an email that quietly delivers malware. How each attack unfolds, the red flags to catch, and the response plan for staff.