Ready for Salesforce’s Phishing-Resistant MFA?
Summary
Salesforce is enforcing phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication for all admins starting July 1st, while requiring MFA for all users. Admins will need to set up security keys or built-in authenticators to comply. Users who do not have MFA enabled risk being locked out and will need help regaining access. This move significantly boosts security by preventing unauthorized access via robust authentication methods. Salesforce teams should prioritize updating their MFA settings to avoid disruption and enhance security.
Takeaways
- Enable security keys or built-in authenticators for admin users by the deadline.
- Ensure all users have MFA enabled to prevent account lockouts.
- Understand phishing-resistant MFA protects against unauthorized access.
- Prepare support teams to assist users locked out due to missing MFA.
- Review and update MFA policies as part of your Salesforce security strategy.
Starting July 1st, Salesforce will require phishing-resistant MFA for all admins and MFA for all users. Admins must enable security keys or built-in authenticators. Users without MFA may be locked out, requiring assistance. Phishing-resistant MFA prevents unauthorized access by using secure verification methods. The post Ready for Salesforce’s Phishing-Resistant MFA? first appeared on CloudAnswers .