Users that Have Password Enabled but MFA Not Enabled

Overview

The "Users that Have Password Enabled but MFA Not Enabled" widget identifies users who have passwords set up but have not enabled Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). MFA is a critical security measure, and this widget helps ensure that all users with passwords are also using MFA to secure their accounts.

Why It Matters

For IT Engineers:

1. MFA Adoption:

   • Highlights users who still rely solely on passwords for authentication, which is a weak security practice without MFA.

2. Access Control:

   • Provides visibility into who needs additional security measures, helping IT teams to enforce MFA across the organization.

3. Operational Risk:

   • Flags users who are at higher risk of unauthorized access, allowing IT teams to prioritize MFA enrollment.

For Security Engineers:

1. Enhanced Protection:

   • MFA significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access due to compromised credentials. This widget helps ensure all users enable MFA for additional protection.

2. Compliance:

   • Enforces best practices and regulatory compliance for authentication, particularly for sensitive systems.

3. Risk Reduction:

   • Flags potentially vulnerable accounts and ensures that MFA is enabled, minimizing the chances of successful credential-based attacks.