Q: 15
An organization receives an increasing number of phishing emails.
Which method should be used to protect employee credentials in this situation?
Options
Discussion
Option A MFA is the only thing here that actually blocks credential reuse from phished passwords, unless attackers somehow get the second factor too.
A . Multifactor Authentication really helps even if someone falls for a phishing email, because the attacker still can't get in without the second factor. D is tempting but encryption just protects the email content, not user credentials. Password policies or captchas don't really solve phishing directly. Seen similar Qs in practice sets.
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Maybe D here. If emails are encrypted, attackers can't read their contents or steal credentials through phishing messages. I saw a similar question in a practice test and encrypted email was listed as a control. Not totally sure, open to corrections.
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