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by Terretta
724 days ago
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Having been an infrastructure provider for 30 years, this answer is largely unjustifiable. It's a bunch of handwaving to try to get price discrimination for a "how the Internet is supposed to work" standard everyone, even a single dev client of the SaaS, should be using. And that the SaaS provider should be pushing so they don't have the liability of subscriber credential database protection ... |
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Having assessed 600+ software companies (many of which are 5-50 employees), I'd say about half of them use MFA consistently across their business. And it's not a budgetary issue, but more of a logistic/IT/prioritization one.