I get why they wouldn't offer it. Support nightmare and very few people would use it anyway.
Almost everything should have MFA, but it's not a solved problem. The overhead is to high and if you force it upon users you'll lose many of them.
Almost everything should have MFA, but it's not a solved problem. The overhead is to high and if you force it upon users you'll lose many of them.
Not having MFA opens it up to potential data breaches causing havoc.
We did a MFA reset for a remote coworker a few weeks ago, the about of validation and procedures we had to go through was insane, but also the only way to ensure that this is a correct reset.
MFA is really really important, but there's no good solutions for it yet.