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When discussing cybersecurity controls, many firms quickly highlight one capability:

Multi-factor authentication (MFA).

And while MFA is an important security control, it is not a cybersecurity strategy.

MFA does not address vendor risk, insider threats, token-based business email compromise, cloud misconfiguration, or weak identity lifecycle processes. In many organizations, MFA exists alongside unresolved governance gaps — including active former employee accounts, shared administrative credentials, and limited monitoring.

Security maturity is not about accumulating controls.

It is about designing and operating layered defenses with intentional oversight and documented processes.

In this video, we explore why MFA should be viewed as one component of a broader cybersecurity program — and what distinguishes control adoption from strategic governance.

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