Two Factor Authentication Is a Must

Chris Wisneski, Manager of IT Security & Assurance Services, at Whittlesey discusses why you should be using two-factor authentication. Two factor authentication is a method of confirming a user's identity when requesting access to a resource. The user must present at least two different factors or pieces of evidence of who they are. This is usually broken down into three separate categories. One, what the user knows, such as a user ID or password. Two what the user has, such as a pin or a token code. Or three, who the user is, such as using biometrics.

Contact your Whittlesey Technology Advisor to implement two-factor authentication today.