Now it's the default for all new accounts
Snowflake continues to push forward in strengthening its users' cybersecurity posture by making multi-factor authentication the default for all new accounts.
Incident response and threat intel specialist Mandiant investigated a spate of data thefts at Snowflake customers such as Ticketmaster and Santander Bank in May. Its experts found a commonality between all the customers that had experienced such incidents:concerning circa 560 million people, while in Santander's case, the claim involved details of 30 million accounts and 28 million credit card details.
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