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Plan an MFA or password manager rollout across the company

Builds a phased rollout plan with pilot groups, user communications, support prep, and handling of edge cases.

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The prompt

Help me plan a company-wide rollout of [MFA / phishing-resistant MFA (passkeys or security keys) / a password manager]. Organization: [size, locations, remote vs. office, frontline or shared-device workers] Tool: [e.g. "Microsoft Authenticator via Entra ID", "YubiKeys", "1Password", "Bitwarden"] Current state: [e.g. "MFA only for admins", "passwords in spreadsheets"] Deadline or driver: [cyber insurance requirement, audit, incident] Helpdesk capacity: [team size, hours] Plan: 1. Phases: IT pilot, a friendly pilot group, then waves by department. Admins and high-risk roles (finance, HR, executives) early. 2. Policy decisions to make first: allowed methods, enrollment deadline, what happens after it, lost device process, break-glass accounts. 3. Edge cases: people without company phones, shared devices, accessibility needs, staff who travel, service accounts that cannot do MFA. 4. Communications: announcement, how-to guide, reminders, and the "enforcement starts" notice, with timing. 5. Helpdesk prep: expected ticket spike, scripts, secure identity verification for resets (the most attacked process during rollouts). 6. Success metrics: enrollment percentage by wave, ticket volume, legacy authentication blocked. Return: a phased timeline table (Phase | Who | Dates | Success criteria to move on), a decisions checklist, a user announcement email under 150 words, and a top-5 risks list with mitigations.

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  • e.g. "MFA only for admins", "passwords in spreadsheets"
  • cyber insurance requirement, audit, incident
  • team size, hours

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