‘The gap was not the awareness’: The company phishing trainings you loathe aren’t enough when nearly 1 in 4 security pros say their MFA is optional
Most security pros surveyed call their company secure, yet 44% say an AI-driven phishing attack got through last year.
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# Summary Nearly 25% of security professionals report their multi-factor authentication (MFA) is optional at their organizations, undermining phishing defenses despite 44% experiencing successful AI-driven attacks in the past year. This disconnect suggests that security awareness training alone is insufficient, creating potential enterprise vulnerability that could impact cybersecurity software vendors' stock valuations and increase demand for mandatory MFA enforcement solutions across the sector.
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