How to Convince Corporate America to Adopt Multi-Factor Authentication, Today!

When discussing cybersecurity products and solutions, there are two decision silos you must convince to implement: Technical and Financial. The technical silo consists of the CIO, CTO, and the CISO. The CEO and CFO make up the financial silo. Both have a vital role, and they look at the same problem from two totally different perspectives. That’s why a cybersecurity salesperson must have a strong grasp on both sides. This white paper presents those perspectives.

Cyber Access Technology Comparison: The 5 Most Important Considerations

Today, IT managers have a host of security management technologies available to them. While all these products have their advantages, if the incorrect technology is chosen and the solution is too complex to manage, then the computer network and data may actually be less secure than before. IT may be lulled into a false sense of security when end-user compromises security with work-arounds designed for their convenience. Therefore, some of the key considerations before implementing any network security are:

• End-user’s convenience
• Back end infrastructure modifications
• Value of the data being protected
• Ongoing support and maintenance
• Budget and
• Size of organization

Power LogOn Adds Security and Convenience to Microsoft’s Portfolio

Power LogOn doesn’t add new Windows features nor does it rewrite any of their existing security elements.

Instead. Power LogOn takes the existing Microsoft infrastructure and adds two-factor authentication that is centrally managed by the Information Technology (IT) Administrator and easy to use for both IT and employees. When cybersecurity becomes too cumbersome or inconvenient for the user, they will always find ways to circumvent security for convenience and increased productivity. It’s this circumvention that has caused many of today’s data breaches. That is what Power LogOn solves.