Google is introducing mandatory multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all Cloud accounts by end-2025, starting with reminders and information for users. By early 2022, users signing in with a password will need to switch to Google’s two-step verification. The compulsory MFA will apply to all business and enterprise admin and user accounts, based on evidence that MFA makes users 99% less vulnerable to hacks. The company will also liaise with identity providers for seamless MFA implementation.
Why Healthcare Organisations Have To Act Decisively In The Shadow Of New HIPAA Updates
The recent amendments to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) represent a significant overhaul in healthcare data privacy, addressing the need to protect
