Blogs

Welcome to the blog page. Here you can find all the latest news and updates about the Headlockr multifactor authentication plugin for Strapi. Stay tuned for more.

Meet the founders of Headlockr

We’d love to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves. We are Xander van Dijck and Kevin Vugts, true Strapi enthusiasts at heart. Together, we founded Headlockr in 2024 — the #1 Multi-factor authentication plugin built natively for Strapi. Which is a Plug & Play security add-on for Strapi.

Debunking Common Myths About Multifactor Authentication

Bust common misconceptions about MFA, including concerns about cost, complexity, and usability, to understand why it’s essential for everyone.

Multifactor Authentication for Small Businesses

Learn how small businesses can implement cost-effective MFA solutions to protect their operations, data, and customer trust.

The Challenges of Multifactor Authentication

Understand the common challenges of implementing MFA, such as user resistance, compatibility issues, and evolving cyber threats, and learn how to overcome them.

The History of Multifactor Authentication

Take a journey through the evolution of MFA, from its early days in physical security to its current role in protecting digital identities.

The Future of Multifactor Authentication

Delve into emerging trends in MFA, such as passwordless authentication, AI-powered systems, and wearable devices, shaping the future of cybersecurity.

The Benefits of Multifactor Authentication

Explore the many advantages of MFA, from safeguarding accounts to building trust with customers and meeting regulatory requirements.

How to Set Up Multifactor Authentication

A step-by-step guide to setting up MFA on various platforms to strengthen your online security with minimal effort.

Why You Should Use Multifactor Authentication

Discover the key reasons to implement MFA, including enhanced security, protection against phishing, and compliance with industry regulations.

The Importance of Multifactor Authentication

Learn why Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is essential for protecting sensitive data by requiring multiple forms of verification to secure accounts against cyber threats.