Multi-Factor Authentication: Safeguard Access to Data and Applications From Anywhere

Today's enterprises require both agility and robust security, despite conflicting needs. With an expanding variety of user types, devices and access points, security risks are heightened, necessitating a solution beyond blind trust in user identities and device security.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) addresses this challenge by adding a layer of security while accommodating the agility necessary for success. MFA incorporates at least two authentication protocols such as passwords, trusted devices and biometrics to mitigate the risk of data breaches.

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