Organisations everywhere are expanding access to their applications and systems, making it easier for employees to work from any device or location. While this has been a boon for productivity, it also creates new targets for threat actors. This has resulted in a new urgency for IT and security leaders to prioritise and enhance login security. That’s why Salesforce, the global CRM leader, announced it will soon require customers to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA), at no additional cost, to access the company’s apps and services. What makes MFA so important For most organisations, the rapid expansion of remote systems and networks to enable remote work has multiplied security vulnerabilities. Cybercriminals are increasing their attack efforts with sophisticated tactics to impersonate authorities, steal credentials, and execute data breaches. MFA is a secure authentication method that requires users to prove their identity by supplying two or more pieces of evidence (or.