How MFA Helps Protect Trucking Fleets
Multi-factor authentication adds protection when passwords are stolen. Here’s how it works and where fleets should start.
Multi-factor authentication adds protection when passwords are stolen. Here’s how it works and where fleets should start.
Every day, my news and cybersecurity alert feeds bring reports of cyberattacks, including incidents affecting trucking companies. Sometimes these stories sound like spy movies: Government-backed hackers hunt for hidden flaws in a target’s software or equipment.
Often, though, the attack is far more ordinary. Someone gets hold of an employee’s username and password, then simply signs in as that person.
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