Category: MFA
FAQs – Why MFA prevents fraudulent enrollment?
Using MFA (multi-factor authentication) securely prevents fraudulent enrollment and safeguards against fraudulent access to accounts.
A quick guide to choosing multi-factor authentication methods
In a world with an increasing amount of cyber threats, the question posed is no longer whether we need authentication. The real question is how to choose the right MFA methods to suit your security needs, and this is the focus of this blog post.
A review of the evolution of multi-factor authentication (MFA)
The evolution of MFA methods changed the face of cybersecurity. Technological developments promise affordable and user-friendly MFA.
Common drawbacks of multi-factor authentication
MFA brings forth strong layers of security, helps companies achieve compliance, and increases flexibility and productivity by removing the burden of passwords.
Significant MFA deployment factors to look for
Implementing MFA comes with multiple benefits like high security (one factor is not enough), better access control and compliance with regulations in various industries.
TypingDNA announces new MFA solution based on typing biometrics at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2019
TypingDNA today announced an innovative MFA solution that combines proprietary typing biometrics technology, SMS OTP or Email OTP at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2019.
MFA with typing biometrics, an essential part of any IAM system
MFA combined with typing biometrics and other authentication factors such as email OTP or SMS OTP results in a robust and stealth account protection for both customers and employees.
Typing biometrics for secure and frictionless multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Leveraging typing biometrics with almost any other factor of authentication allows for frictionless and affordable online privacy protection.