Future-proofing multi-factor authentication (MFA) requires organizations to move beyond traditional methods such as passwords, one-time passcodes, and push notifications, which remain frequent targets of cyberattacks. Modern security strategies emphasize phishing-resistant authentication through passwordless technologies such as FIDO2/WebAuthn and PKI-based authentication, which use cryptographic verification and device-bound credentials rather than shared secrets. These approaches strengthen identity security by ensuring credentials cannot be easily stolen, intercepted, or reused. Device trust enforcement further enhances protection by allowing authentication only from registered and secured devices. Together, these technologies support Zero Trust security models, reduce the risk of crede

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