Midsize Businesses Need Multi-Factor Authentication Too
Multi-factor authentication refers to a method of confirming identity by requiring a user to successfully present two or more identification factors. But unfortunately, traditional MFA solutions are often difficult for businesses to implement and manage, especially those with limited IT resources.

Why Passwords Alone Aren’t Enough to Protect Your Business
The Case for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Weak or stolen passwords are behind 81% of all data breaches. Even with strong password policies in place, most businesses admit employees still reuse passwords, click phishing links, and use unsecured networks. One careless moment is all it takes to put sensitive company, employee, and customer data at risk.
This free report from Alliance IT in Sarasota, Florida, reveals why MFA is no longer optional—and how small and midsize businesses can adopt it affordably and effectively.
What You’ll Learn
In Why Passwords Aren’t Enough: The State of MFA in Small Business, you’ll discover:
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Why 84% of IT leaders believe weak passwords cause up to 60% of cyberattacks
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The most common—and dangerous—employee password mistakes
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The top barriers to MFA adoption (and how to overcome them)
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Why some MFA methods are more secure than others
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How to choose an MFA solution that’s easy to deploy, manage, and afford
