Good morning!
I have a quick question about MFA/2FA. Is it "industry standard" or considered a "best practice" to enable MFA/2FA on both ssh and local logins?
Our insurance company is requiring this and I have to say I'm not super comfortable doing it. Looks like we will be using DUO, and I have it enabled on SSH for all of our servers. I have all the testing done for the local login so all that's left is to enable it. But I'm kind of dragging my feet on the local login portion I would feel more comfortable knowing that this is something that is a best practice.
Thank you!
Tawny
MFA on local login and SSH
Support for security such as Firewalls and securing linux
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