Given the rise of tax-related identity theft and phishing attempts that can result in infiltrators taking over accounting firm employees’ credentials and gaining access to critical and confidential data, a password is no longer enough to protect the private information of accounting firm clients.
Yet only a small number of accounting and tax software providers are implementing a security standard known as multi-factor authentication to protect professional users and their clients from the mounting threat of cyber-attacks. Read Article: http://www.accountingtoday.com/opinion/multi-factor-authentication-the-new-security-standard-for-accounting-firms Comments are closed.
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