Why MFA Is Non-Negotiable

Password breaches are routine. Billions of credential pairs from LinkedIn, Adobe, Dropbox, Yahoo, and hundreds of other breaches are freely available to attackers. If your team uses the same password across multiple services - or a password similar to a breached one - your accounts are at risk right now. MFA means that even a stolen password cannot be used to access your account without a second factor the attacker doesn't have.

Lavawall® monitors MFA enrollment status across Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace continuously - alerting ThreeShield when any account has MFA disabled, bypassed, or not enrolled.

MFA Setup - Direct Links

Amazonamazon.com MFA Settings →
AppleApple ID Two-Factor →
BitwardenBitwarden Two-Step →
EnomEnom 2FA →
EtsyEtsy Account Security →
Facebook / MetaFacebook 2FA Settings →
GoDaddyGoDaddy Account Security →
Google / Gmail / WorkspaceGoogle 2-Step Verification →
KickstarterKickstarter 2FA →
LastPassLastPass Multifactor →
LinkedInLinkedIn Two-Step →
Microsoft 365 / Office 365Microsoft MFA Setup →
Outlook.comMicrosoft Account Security →
QuickBooks / IntuitQuickBooks MFA →
ShawShaw My Account →
XeroXero Two-Step Auth →
YahooYahoo Account Security →
ZohoZoho MFA Settings →

Beyond MFA: Continuous Monitoring

MFA is essential but not a complete solution. Modern "adversary-in-the-middle" (AiTM) phishing attacks can bypass MFA by intercepting session tokens in real time. After enabling MFA, the next layer is continuous monitoring for unusual authentication patterns - logins from unexpected countries, new device registrations, or impossible travel events. Lavawall® monitors Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace for these indicators 24/7.