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Multi-Factor Authentication

CCC.IAM.CP14

The service may be configured to require a second authentication factor when a user signs in, and can require that MFA was used as a condition on sensitive actions.

Related Threats

IDTitleDescription
CCC.IAM.TH13Multi-Factor Authentication is Not EnforcedMFA enforcement may be left unconfigured or disabled for an identity, or a sign-in may be allowed to complete with a single factor. A password or token obtained through phishing, leakage or brute force is then sufficient to authenticate as that identity. This results in a loss of confidentiality of the resources the identity can read and of integrity where it can write.