Deploying MFA everywhere is a powerful way to secure multiple attack vectors before hackers can breach your organization. This infographic will introduce you to five personas, which represent the five most common ways in which hackers can obtain credentials or gain unauthorized access. Learn more: http://ow.ly/v3tE30lOdCE

1. The Eager Employee
WITH MFA
PERSONA:
Phishing/Spear Phishing
ATTACK VECTOR:
Employees may be overeager to input
their login information if confronted
with clever phishing emails promising
information about rewards programs
or bonus payouts.
The average phishing attack
costs a mid-sized company
$
1.6 MILLION.
Phishing attacks are up
1
65% YoY.
The Astute Administrator
PERSONA:
SSH Attacks
ATTACK VECTOR:
Even your highly trained admins can fall prey
to brute force attacks, malware tools and
other approaches for compromising their
SSH credentials.
35%
SSHPsychos is so active in
their brute-force attacks that
at times they account for up to
of all SSH traffic
on the internet.
The Perilous Partner
PERSONA:
Many
ATTACK VECTOR:
Working with partners exponentially expands
your attack surface, but it’s hard to enforce
and scale your corporate security standards
across your partner networks.
29%
is uploaded to high-risk partners, exposing many
companies to risk of data loss and breaches.3
of data shared
with partners
The Looted
(and unencrypted) Laptop
PERSONA:
Physical Security
ATTACK VECTOR:
Locally storing sensitive data on corporate
devices is more convenient, but extremely
risky. It takes just one stolen device to lose
control of data that should never be public.
46%
admit they have
exposed themselves
to laptop security
threats, including:
Leaving the laptop
unattended
Leaving the laptop
in the car
Declining regular
security updates
Attaching login
information to the device
Flying with a laptop in
checked luggage4
of survey
respondents
The Careless Consumer
PERSONA:
Account Takeover
ATTACK VECTOR:
Credential reuse is still common despite
multiple large data breaches. It’s easy for
hackers to use those compromised credentials
to take over consumer accounts.
Modern MFA solutions can help you secure all of these common attack
vectors without getting in the way of employees, partners and customers
who need access to your resources.
17%
Thieves using stolen identity
credentials to launch account takeover
(ATO) attacks accounted for nearly
of all retail
login attempts.
Read the blog to learn more about deploying MFA everywhere.
FIVE ENTERPRISE ATTACK VECTORS
CarelessConsumer1
*************
LOG IN
2
5
1 https://cofense.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Enterprise-Phishing-Resiliency-and-Defense-Report-2017.pdf
2 https://securityboulevard.com/2017/10/hackers-are-now-scanning-for-ssh-keys-to-exploit/
3 https://www.skyhighnetworks.com/cloud-security-blog/target-breach-reveals-risk-of-business-partners/
4 https://www.alertsec.com/new-data-reveals-that-the-machine-that-holds-the-most-sensitive-data-is-frequently-not-encrypted-raising-security-risks/
5 https://www.threatmetrix.com/digital-identity-blog/cybercrime/account-takeover-ecommerce-fraud/