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7 years, 1 month ago
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited has 263,000 employees. That's an astounding number of people, computers, networks, access points etc, etc. Very hard to keep attackers out of such a vast network with so many needs and uses. It would cost a lot of money to provide 2FA for all those users. It would take a lot of effort to monitor the SIEM events for all those users.
However, if they are typical of organizations their size, they probably have a ratio of 1:50 IT to employees (maybe that's off big time, but you will get the drift). That means that they have about 5,260 IT staff. Let's call it 5,000 admins - really most IT workers aren't admins, so these numbers are high. That would cost $60,000 per year to add WiKID 2FA to those accounts. Now, think about how much easier the log management, SIEM events, etc etc will be versus 263,000 employees.
I am not saying you can forget about everyone else, but preventing attackers from escalating is cheaper and easier than preventing infiltration.
Please, please use 2FA for admin accounts.
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