Protect Your Organization’s Financial Data by Using Two Factor Authentication

Organizations of all sizes need to protect certain types of data and information. For example, you will want to make sure access to your financial data, payroll, accounts payable and accounts receivable are kept secure. One method you can use to limit access and maintain security it by implementing the use of two factor authentication.

You Need to Issue Digital Certificates in Order to Use Two Factor Authentication

Two factor authentication is a specific type of authentication which involves using digital certificates. The digital certificates may be contained and stored locally on a user’s computer or placed onto portable devices, such as a USB drive or smartcard. You can create and issue individual certificates for accessing various resources. For instance, you could have one certificate used to connect to your network, another one used to connect via your VPN, a third one for access the internet, and so on.