Secure Your Data

Using a single user for all uploads violates our security standards. Implementing multi-user authentication offers critical protections for your customers' documents and sensitive information. Here’s why it’s essential:

1. Minimize Risk of Credential Exposure
   Storing all customer documents under a single credential creates a major security risk. If that credential is leaked or stolen, an attacker could access all documents, compromising confidentiality and harming both your customers and your business. Multi-user authentication mitigates this risk by assigning unique credentials to each user, ensuring that a single breach doesn’t expose all data.

2. Safeguard Against Credential Compromise
   Even with strong security measures, credentials can still be compromised. If a shared credential is breached, all customer documents are at risk. With multi-user authentication, each user has individual credentials, preventing a single breach from affecting all accounts.

By using multi-user authentication, you significantly enhance security, reduce the risk of unauthorized access, and better protect your customers’ sensitive information.