MFA works in multiple ways; usually, this process incorporates something which only the user will know, a password or code that has been sent  to their mobile number. The response in this instance if correct, proves that the user is in fact, who they say they are.

If you have ever been sent a code via text message before logging on to a website or application, you will have used MFA to verify your identity.

With multi-factor authentication, your IT resources are far less vulnerable to weak passwords or shared usernames that can be easily stolen or intercepted by hackers.

Multi-Factor Authentication improves your security processes significantly. With multiple points of access and multiple verifications required, your important data is far safer than when using the traditional username and password methodology. Cybercriminals and users with malicious intent are becoming far more advanced and skilled, meaning the security tools in place must exceed their capabilities.

• Significantly improve user identification, be certain who is logging and when.
• Simplify the login process for end-users without complicated PINs and awkward login methods.
• Ensure burden-free login by setting users up with multiple levels of multi-factor authentication