Phishing-resistant MFA refers to authentication methods that are hard to bypass with real-time phishing proxies and fake login pages—commonly FIDO2 security keys and certain passkey implementations.
Why “any MFA” is not the endgame
Attackers run kits that capture passwords and one-time codes or fatigue users into approving push prompts. Stronger authenticators bind to the legitimate service.
Practical prioritization
- All users: solid MFA of some kind immediately
- Admins and finance: move toward phishing-resistant methods
- Broad passkey rollout when support and devices are ready
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