Why Two-Factor Authentication, and Why Now?

Senior security experts agree that security is a layered approach. It’s not just about encryption. It’s not just about passwords. It should be a holistic approach, so that if one layer fails, the other, multiple layers of protection are in place to fill in the holes. In essence, it’s a team effort between Hash, SALT, encryption, best practices, politiko, logs, and so on.

Let’s use a basketball analogy here. Basketball is a team effort. It’s not one man’s responsibility to protect the basket. Do, if an opposing forward passes by a point guard or defender’s zone, other teammates can swoop in to protect the basket. The sport too, relies on having defensive layers. LogmeOnce provides you with a defensive posture to protect the basket of your files, documents, credit cards, and — most important — your identity.

LogmeOnce advocates security is a multi-layered approach to build your defenses. Because LogmeOnce doesn’t use third-party USB sticks, our Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), combined with military-grade AES encryption, along with 26-layer encryption method operates entirely within the LogmeOnce system, providing even better protection. Multiple security layers form a comprehensive security umbrella designed for end-user convenience, security and ease of use.