Recommendations
Due to the psychological and sociological aspects of phishing, even highly knowledgeable individuals may fall prey. (Admit it: You’ve accidentally clicked on something you shouldn’t have.) Bluntly – it’s unfair to always blame the user for falling for these attacks.
An Identity-first approach to security integrates with your entire security stack and empowers users to be the strongest line of defense.
Now, more than ever, organizations need security tools that prevent phishing attacks and integrate easily with their existing ecosystems without disrupting productivity.
Phishing-resistant authenticators are a critical tool in personal and enterprise security that should be embraced and adopted. They are not, however, a silver bullet. Ideally, they need to be paired with a comprehensive Identity-powered security approach integrated with a broader security ecosystem that includes:
Centralized Identity management
Phishing-resistant authenticators
Adaptive access policies
ITDR (Identity threat protection)
PAM (Privileged access management)
Automated workflows for remediation
End-user notifications