Create a second layer of user authentication
Working remotely opens up a variety of potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities due to the nature of an ever-changing threat environment. Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security system that requires more than one form of authentication to verify the legitimacy of a transaction.
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security system that requires more than one form of authentication to verify the legitimacy of a transaction. It provides zero-trust security for the workforce, securing user and device access to applications. It is fast and easy for users to set up, and with several available authentication methods, you can choose the one that best fits your workflow.
Multi-factor authentication is the simplest, most effective way to make sure users really are who they say they are. It protects your applications and data against unauthorized access due to credential theft by verifying your users’ identities before they access your data. Using a device, like a smartphone, prevents attackers from remotely accessing your networks, servers and on-premises and cloud applications protected only with a password.
1. Instantly integrates with all apps
2. Users self-enroll in minutes
3. Users authenticate in seconds no codes to enter
Advantages
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Move with the new landscape:Users, devices and apps are everywhere; only right users & healthy devices get access
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Widest range of authentication: Enable multiple option for users for ease of use and flexibility – soft/hard token, push, U2F etc
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Zero trust approach:Establish trust for every access request, regardless of where the request is coming from
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World’s Easiest and Most Secure MFA: Instantly integrates with all apps, Enroll Users Easily at Scale, Users authenticate in seconds
Features
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Multifactor Authentication
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MFA with Duo Push for iOS and Android
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MFA with security keys, U2F, OTP, phone callback1, SMS & hardware tokens
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Telephony credits
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User self-enrollment & self-management
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A dashboard of all devices accessing applications
