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Despite its importance in securing client environments, MFA implementation often reveals knowledge gaps, misconfigurations, and missed opportunities to enforce best practices. In this article, we’ll dive into the most common pitfalls MSPs encounter with MFA and explore strategies to address them effectively. When MSPs search for answers, they're often met with a sea of information from others trying to make sense of things too.

A newly discovered zero-day vulnerability in Windows potentially exposes users across multiple Windows versions to credential theft. Discovered by 0patch researchers, this critical security flaw allows attackers to steal NTLM credentials through a deceptively simple method. The vulnerability affects a wide range of Windows systems, including: Technical details of the vulnerability are withheld to minimize exploitation risk until Microsoft issues a fix to minimize any further risk of exploitation.

Wikipedia defines a ripple effect as “an initial disturbance to a system propagating outward to disturb an increasingly larger portion of the system.” This phenomenon is highly applicable to many IT transformations such as cloud migration and move to hybrid work, but even more so to SASE (Secure Access Service Edge).