Security breaches caused by passwords written on sticky notes, guessed passwords, or brute-force password attacks have compelled IBM i shops to implement stronger password management controls. Fear of such breaches, coupled with best practices and regulatory requirements, has driven companies to adopt multi-factor authentication (MFA) procedures that require users to enter an additional form of identification beyond passwords.
MFA is a powerful technology for protecting sensitive data, and numerous approaches and features should be considered when selecting an MFA solution for IBM i. Join us to learn:
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