Prevent phishing by addressing the root cause
Phishing is one of the most prevalent and effective forms of cyber attack. Most organisations adopt a combination of email filters, multi-factor authentication (MFA) and cyber training to address the problem, but these measures have a limited effect as they fail to address the root cause of the problem - credentials. To properly address the root cause, forward-thinking organisations are removing credentials from the hands of users, meaning they can't be phished of passwords, even if they recieve and click on phishing emails.
Move from password-based to passwordless
Address the root cause of phishing attacks by replacing passwords with passwordless authentication. Render phishing attacks impotent by removing passwords for corporate data and application access.
Use secure web authentication
Where applications do not yet support passwordless authentication, deploy secure web authentication. Automatically generate strong passwords without the need for users to know or manage, removing the weak link of end-user password management.
Detect and address Shadow IT risk
Automatically detect applications being used by employees, enabling IT to ensure that corporate data is not stored in cloud applications that remain outside of the organisation's security policy enforcement.
Ensure MFA is effective
MFA doesn't prevent credentials being phished, creating a risk where passwords are reused on non-MFA protected applications. Ensure MFA can effectively protect corporate data by eliminating password re-use through Single Sign-On.
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Single Sign-On
Protect against phishing atttacks by leveraging passwordless Single Sign-On. Automatically discover new applications in use to eliminate Shadow IT and ensure all applications are protected.
Enterprise Password Manager
Deploy secure web authentication for applications which do not yet support passwordless protocols, enabling all applications to be protected against phishing attacks.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Add an MFA layer on top of passwordless authentication, utlising step-up authentication to give maximum protection where it’s most required, without compromising user experience or productivity.
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