Microsoft reported that more than 99% of account compromise could be stopped by using MFA. Some of the most common attacks start with the compromise of a single employee's password. MFA is an additional login step after an employee enters their username and password to authenticate their identity.
For many SaaS apps and platforms, MFA is handled by sending SMS or text-based security codes or login confirmations to an employee's mobile device. This extra step ensures that an attacker would be blocked from accessing the SaaS app, even if they did manage to get access to a user's login credentials.
However, rolling MFA out for every SaaS app and platform used by employees is time consuming, frustrating for both IT and employees, and can't scale unless the process is automated.
Before you can improve MFA adoption across all employee SaaS accounts, you need to know what SaaS is being used and how a user is authenticated.
Push provides full SaaS visibility, identifies whether employees are using MFA, and then works with them to enable it across all their accounts.
Chasing employees to enroll in MFA manually takes time you could be spending on more important security issues.
Push automatically messages employees that need to be enrolled and guides them through the process so you don't have to.
See MFA adoption for each application and each employee in a single dashboard to track improvements.
Each MFA deployment method has pros and cons. Avoid hours of research and planning with detailed roll-out guides and built-in safety checks to make sure you've deployed successfully.
Detect SaaS apps that employees are using in your company.
Nudge employees to remove unused third-party integrations.
A strong indicator of compromise. Detect and respond automatically.
Use ChatOps to automatically nudge employees to enroll.
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