A corporation would like to use three or more factors for the password authentication policy. How can this be achieved?

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A corporation would like to use three or more factors for the password authentication policy. How can this be achieved?

  • 2FA
  • SFA
  • bitlocker
  • MFA

Explanation: MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) requires users to present at least two, if not more, types of authentication. 2FA (Two-Factor authentication), also sometimes referred to as 2-step verification, is a security approach requiring users to present two factors for authentication for accessing an account. SFA (Single-Factor Authentication) requires users to authenticate with only one type of evidence for authentication, usually a password. Bitlocker encrypts drives.

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