BYOD with Multi-Factor Authentication
Keywords:
SLA. QoS, RBAC, IDM, OTPAbstract
Data is currency in today’s world. Security teams are now tasked with protecting the brand and intellectual property through the protection of the second-most important asset of a company: data (the first one being people). There are two approaches here. The first is to label – or classify – information so users know if they can place it in the cloud or not. The second is to look at how IT provision can be changed to make security less burdensome. As tablets and smartphones become the primary work computing device, offering easy access to the cloud, users will be less tolerant of VPN, multiple logins etc. Smaller organizations typically rely on services such as iCloud. For these businesses, it would make sense to implement additional security measures provided such as two-factor authentication. In this paper I have highlighted the options which can be useful in the two-factor authentication.
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