Every try and roll out 2FA for an office and get the majority of people -- C-level folks included -- griping and giving pushback that they hate it because now they have to do one more tinsy little thing to sign in? After a while it's just sort of like... "Well... you've been warned you should care more about security, you have been given every opportunity to learn about how technology works, and bottom line I don't really care about your privacy if you don't..."
Got fixed I think... but how many people cared?
Every try and roll out 2FA for an office and get the majority of people -- C-level folks included -- griping and giving pushback that they hate it because now they have to do one more tinsy little thing to sign in? After a while it's just sort of like... "Well... you've been warned you should care more about security, you have been given every opportunity to learn about how technology works, and bottom line I don't really care about your privacy if you don't..."
It's so frustrating is all I'm saying.