SecureAuth to Present MFA is so 80s: Continuous Authentication for Invisible MFA at Identity Management Day 2023
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Two-Factor Authentication

Two-Factor Authentication is Not Enough

To achieve a successful IAM program you must evaluate every possible weakness. A layered approach to identity security will help you achieve overall stability and security of your IAM solution.
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SecureAuth: Identity Security Without Compromise

Strong Layered Security Model of SecureAuth

Not all Two-Factor Authentication Methods are Created Equal

Focus on Multi-Factor Authentication Adoption

Never limit the MFA options that you offer to each user. Focus on adoption. Your employee may prefer a different MFA option than your customer. Review each of the SecureAuth 20+ MFA methods for fit. Offer not one but several stronger MFA choices for SSO to high-risk apps.

Combine Two-Factor Authentication with Contextual Risk Checks

Use SecureAuth to layer strong adaptive authentication to your portals and login flows. Evaluate login risk and profile risk information for each authentication attempt and trigger the right adaptive authentication flow with appropriate MFA choices.

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Enhance Your Two-Factor Authentication with Contextual Risk Checks
MFA CIAM API Authentication User Directory

Multi-Factor Authentication for Every User Directory

Add SecureAuth MFA to existing directories like Active Directory, Azure AD, SQL and others to provide 2FA/MFA choice to your users and safeguard your security profile and IAM program.

Two-Factor Authentication – You are Not as Protected as You Think

Moving Beyond Two-Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication is simply not adequate to protect you against today’s emerging threats. Best practices calls for additional layers of identity security to protect access

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