Securitybrief MFA Adoption Lags Despite Rising Credential-Based Attack Risks
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As of 2025, only about 40% of organizations implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) as standard practice, leaving them vulnerable to credential-based attacks. Michael Downs, Vice President of Global Sales at SecurEnvoy, attributes this gap to a lack of understanding of modern MFA advancements, despite ongoing security breaches involving weak or stolen passwords.
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