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Strong passwords are important, but not enough to fully protect against identity threats. Multifactor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security. With MFA, you can streamline permissions and enhance defenses, offering comprehensive protection against potential threats.

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Protect your platform against AI-driven identity fraud

Customer identity solutions like password, OTP, and social login will make you highly vulnerable to AI-driven fraud. There is a more user-friendly and secure option for identity fraud prevention.

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What is multifactor authentication?

Multifactor authentication (MFA) is a security process that requires users to verify their identity using multiple methods from different categories of credentials. Unlike the traditional username and password combination, MFA adds an extra layer of security, making it significantly harder for unauthorized individuals to gain access to sensitive information or systems.

By incorporating multiple authentication factors, MFA ensures that only the user can access their online accounts, enhancing overall security. This approach is a cornerstone of a robust identity and access management (IAM) strategy and is increasingly adopted across various industries to safeguard digital assets.

 

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Step 1: Two-factor authentication

Users are prompted to verify their identity using Truid's two-factor authentication. This involves accessing the Truid identity vault and entering a unique PIN code to complete the verification process.

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Step 2: Multi-factor authentication

Truid's multi-factor authentication uses biometric face matching for heightened security. Users verify their identity via mobile or web camera, adding an extra layer of authentication.

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Step 3: Logging in with QR code

We offer users swift, passwordless access by scanning a QR code in your platform. Secure login with two clicks.

Avoid breaches, elevate security

Multifactor authentication (MFA) combined with biometrics significantly enhances your security by requiring multiple forms of verification. This makes unauthorized access exponentially more difficult.

Instant and smooth user access anytime, anywhere

A reusable digital identity offers users a convenient and streamlined way to access your online service with a single secure login, eliminating the need to remember numerous passwords. It enables quick verification through  biometrics, saving time and reducing friction.

Don’t give away your data!

Not relying on social logins can mitigate your dependence on third-party providers and build trust with users who are increasingly concerned about privacy and the use of their personal data. Help reduce their digital footprint and the risk of cross-platform data breaches.

"A user-friendly solution for users to seamlessly verify their identity and authenticate themselves over and over again."

Per H.

CPO, Kvanta

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Benefits of multifactor authentication

The benefits of multifactor authentication are both numerous and impactful. By requiring multiple authentication factors, MFA provides a more secure way to verify a user’s identity, effectively reducing the risk of password-related attacks such as brute-force, credential stuffing, and password spraying.

According to a Microsoft analysis, MFA can prevent 99.9% of account compromises, showcasing its effectiveness. Additionally, MFA can enhance the user experience by reducing the number of login attempts and offering a more secure way to access sensitive information. This dual advantage of heightened security and improved user convenience makes MFA an essential tool in modern cybersecurity.

 

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Prioritize cybersecurity

MFA adds a layer of defense, since knowing the victim’s password alone is not enough. 

Reduce data breaches

MFA can significantly reduce the risk of cyber attacks, such as phishing. An authentication code acts as a critical second factor in MFA, providing an additional layer of security to protect sensitive resources.

Ensure compliance

Many standards and regulations require MFA to ensure a higher level of security.

Save Cost & Be Flexible

No additional hardware needed, rely on your users' mobile devices.

Smooth user experience

Give your users passwordless login with high security. Win-win!

How multifactor authentication works

Multifactor authentication works by requiring users to provide multiple authentication factors, ensuring a higher level of security. By combining multiple authentication factors, MFA ensures that even if one factor is compromised, unauthorized access is still prevented, thereby protecting the user’s identity and sensitive information.

Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of the process:

1.

Initiate Login

The user starts by entering their username and password.

2.

Prompt for Additional Factor

The system then prompts the user to provide an additional authentication factor, such as a one-time password (OTP) sent to their mobile device or a biometric scan.

3.

Provide Additional Factor

The user provides the requested authentication factor, which the system verifies.

4.

Access Granted

If all authentication factors are valid, the user is granted access to the system or application.

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MFA solutions

Combine MFA authentication methods to meet your security needs and the convenience needs of your users:

  • Something you know (pin code)
  • Something you have (mobile phone number, e-mail)
  • Something you are (biometrics)
  • Somewhere you are (NFC and Bluetooth)
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Multifactor authentication methods

There are various multifactor authentication methods available, each providing a unique way to verify a user’s identity:

Knowledge-Based Authentication

This method requires users to answer a personal security question or provide a password.

Possession-Based Authentication

This method involves users possessing a physical token or device, such as a smart card or USB token.

Inherence-Based Authentication

This method uses biometric data, such as a fingerprint or facial recognition, to verify identity.

Location-Based Authentication

This method requires users to be in a specific location, such as a particular IP address or geolocation.

Behavioral-Based Authentication

This method analyzes specific user behaviors, such as keystroke dynamics or mouse movements, to authenticate identity.

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