Multi-factor authentication creates several layers of additional security to reinforce your password access to a website, app or piece of software.
Authentication can include a physical key that generates unique passwords, it might be an app on your phone, like the Google Authenticator, or it could be biometric data like your fingerprint or retinal scan.
Mark Sharron leads Search & Generative AI Strategy at ISMS.online. His focus is communicating how ISO 27001, ISO 42001 and SOC 2 work in practice - tying risk to controls, policies and evidence with audit-ready traceability. Mark partners with product and customer teams so this logic is embedded in workflows and web content - helping organisations understand, prove security, privacy and AI governance with confidence.
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