Organizations are continually challenged with how to best support a diverse and geographically distributed community of remote users. This task becomes even more acute during an interruption to the normal cycle of business - such as what might happen during a pandemic or natural disaster when large numbers of users must be deployed to work remotely.
Read this white paper to understand the importance of maintaining a consistent two-factor authentication policy during a business disruption. This white paper also provides insight into how to develop plans that enable cost-effective, rapid binding of users to their credentials in the event of an emergency - without lowering the security policy, opening the organization up to potential attacks or breaking the IT budget.
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