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×Strong passwords are no longer enough to safeguard the privacy and security of user information. There’s a need for additional security measures, which can offer layered defenses for Identity and Access Management (IAM).
The MFA solution offers layered defenses designed to prevent hackers from entering the system. This solution includes three verification factors: something you have (a device or security token), something you know (a password), and something you are (biometrics).
Enable users to self-enroll with admin-approved MFA methods during their first login, reducing IT overhead.
Enhance workforce productivity with Passwordless MFA through login options such as biometrics, push notifications, and authenticator apps eliminating password fatigue.
Enforce dynamic security controls with a powerful MFA solution. Use Adaptive MFA for policies based on IP, device, location, and time to trigger actions like Allow, Challenge MFA, or Deny.
Assign MFA policies based on user roles or application access needs, ensuring precise security control.
Gain insights into user activity, audit logs, and session reports for phishing-resistant MFA, ensuring compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, SOX, and more.
Maintain secure access with backup authentication options, such as security questions or email OTPs, when primary methods are unavailable.
Deploy our IAM solution within your existing infrastructure seamlessly, integrating with legacy systems through standard protocols.
Secure identity management across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and specialized clouds, offering flexibility with robust security and compliance.
Achieve unified IAM security across your entire ecosystem, bridging legacy systems and modern clouds for a phased modernization.
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Applying layered security measures like phishing-resistant MFA and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), builds confidence with the workforce, clients, and partners by preventing illegal access and protecting privacy.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) security can substantially minimize IT management costs by reducing security breaches and decreasing the number of helpdesk calls related to password issues. This lessens the workload burden on security teams.
Establish flexibility and productivity for users by providing over 15 different MFA methods that meet their style and preferences.
Phishing-resistant MFA uses methods that cannot be easily relayed, phished, or intercepted. Whereas, the standard MFA combines something you know (password), something you are (biometrics), and something you have (OTP via email/SMS).
miniOrange offers customized connectors, which work well with your existing multi-factor authentication software.
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) includes two types of authentication: something you know (password) and something you have (hardware token or device). Whereas MFA includes more than two authentication factors, such as biometrics, OTP, TOTP, and more, in layers.
Yes, miniOrange offers a 30-day free trial for its MFA solution to test and experience the product’s capabilities.
MFA tokens are used in multi-factor authentication to check the identity of a user while logging into the system. It is one of those factors where the users need to prove they are who they are.
There are two main types of MFA tokens: hard tokens and soft tokens. Hard tokens are physical devices such as smart cards or USB keys that create a unique code every few seconds. This code is entered during the login process.
Whereas, the soft token is usually an app such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator that creates TOTPs. These codes change after every 30 seconds.