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> Lots of companies were founded prior to the popularisation of 2FA. Like I said, what's hard is undoing bad security. Still, I know companies that are nearly
by staticassertion 5y ago
> Lots of companies were founded prior to the popularisation of 2FA.
Like I said, what's hard is undoing bad security. Still, I know companies that are nearly a century old that have rolled out strong 2FA policies across 10's of thousands of workers across the globe. They do it because they value security.
It's much harder to fix a bad network, but it's still just a matter of effort. It's not like we don't know how to do it, it's a matter of effort.