Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an additional token that adds an extra layer to the
standard user ID and password authentication process.
The benefit of this is that your sensitive data cannot be accessed even if your password is compromised.
For example - One Time Password (OTP) used for sensitive data access in addition to your login credentials. Commonly used by Banks, Internet wallets, O365 etc
The benefit of this is that your sensitive data cannot be accessed even if your password is compromised.
For example - One Time Password (OTP) used for sensitive data access in addition to your login credentials. Commonly used by Banks, Internet wallets, O365 etc
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