🔐 You have MFA enabled? Great.
But that’s not the shield it used to be.
In 2025, attackers aren’t bypassing security—they’re exploiting it. And MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) is under pressure.
Here’s what’s happening:
Your employees are getting bombarded with login prompts.
Click. Click. Click.
And eventually—someone approves one without thinking.
This is MFA fatigue—and attackers love it.
They’re using phishing kits that mimic Microsoft 365 login flows, push-bombing mobile apps, and even routing real-time OTPs through proxy sites.
And now? We’re seeing:
- Adversary-in-the-Middle attacks that intercept MFA codes
- Session hijacking via stolen browser cookies
- Deepfake voice phishing targeting IT admins to reset MFA access
At Apexa, we’re helping SMBs move beyond the illusion of safety and into actual protection:
✅ Deploying phishing-resistant MFA (FIDO2, passkeys)
✅ Setting thresholds for push notifications to limit abuse
✅ Introducing step-up authentication for critical systems
✅ Monitoring behavioral anomalies—not just logins
MFA isn’t dead. But basic MFA is obsolete.
If your security posture begins and ends with “We’ve got MFA,” you’re exposed. And threat actors know it.
Cybersecurity in 2025 is about layers, context, and real-time signals. One click shouldn’t bring everything down.
It’s time to ask:
Is your MFA protecting your people, or tiring them out?
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