Multi-Factor Authentication
MFA is a security access management solution that verifies a user's identity at login with two or more verification factors. By providing a layer of protection to a user or company’s data, MFA helps to prevent malware, phishing, and ransomware attacks. MFA is easier than ever to integrate, implement, and use.
Protects against phishing, social engineering and password brute-force attacks and secures your logins from attackers exploiting weak or stolen credentials.
Technology
MFA combines multiple factors of authentication to provide robust security that is flexible for users but rigid against threat. The interface provides a fast, non-disruptive and simple authentication experience, helping users focus their time on what matters most.
The practice of adding a second unique authentication method to user identity verification at login Password + push notification = 2factor represents how two factor is different from multi factor authentication.
An essential security control in today's digital world, identity security products are used to verify the user's identity and prevent use of stolen passwords / compromised credentials.
The idea that anyone who accesses data is properly verified to ensure all logins are benevolent and safe.
A cybersecurity strategy framework that encourages users and organizations to take added security measures, assuming that nothing can be trusted without proper verification. Zero trust is often described by the mantra of “never trust, always verify”.
The practice of adding a second unique authentication method to user identity verification at login Password + push notification = 2factor represents how two factor is different from multi factor authentication.
An essential security control in today's digital world, identity security products are used to verify the user's identity and prevent use of stolen passwords / compromised credentials.
The idea that anyone who accesses data is properly verified to ensure all logins are benevolent and safe.
A cybersecurity strategy framework that encourages users and organizations to take added security measures, assuming that nothing can be trusted without proper verification. Zero trust is often described by the mantra of “never trust, always verify”.
Core Features
An authenticator app can be downloaded directly to your mobile phone. These apps allow users to prove their identity with a passcode or single tap. If an unauthorized user attempts to log in using their credentials, an authenticator app notifies the user and allows them to deny access, stopping the attacker in their tracks.
Passcodes and tokens use a secret combination of numbers to prove your identity when trying to access an account or system. After entering your login information, a physical or digital token device generates a one-time passcode (OTP). The code is received via email, text, or a mobile authentication app and needs to be submitted to verify the user’s identity and grant access.
Biometric authentication relies on biometric data such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or retina scans to verify a user’s identity. This reduces the risk of password-related security issues and delivers a streamlined authentication experience.
Duo Push is our most commonly used two-factor (2FA) authentication method, thanks to its simplicity and reliability. Users just download the Duo Mobile app and are automatically prompted to confirm each login attempt—all it takes is a single tap. For added security, users can complete Verified Duo Push by entering a unique code from the login device on the Duo Mobile app.
MFA
Push Phishing Protection
Single Sign-On
Passwordless
Trusted Endpoints
Phone Support
Cisco Identity Intelligence
Duo Passport
Device Health
Risk-Based Authentication
Threat Detection
Remote Access
Push Phishing Protection
Single Sign-On
Passwordless
Trusted Endpoints
Phone Support
Cisco Identity Intelligence
Duo Passport
Device Health
Risk-Based Authentication
Threat Detection
Remote Access
