Multi-Factor Authentication Software Features

Access Controls/Permissions

Regulate who can view and use the system by setting permissions and issuing passwords

Access Management

Control and manage authentication and user access to company resources

Authentication

Verify the identity of users/devices to enable secure access to resources

Credential Management

Manage usernames, account numbers, passwords, biometric data, public access keys, and other documentation

Data Security

Protect digital privacy and secure data

Data Verification

Process of checking different types of data for accuracy to avoid errors or inconsistencies

Mobile Authentication

Verify user identity through mobile devices

Multiple Authentication Methods

Authenticate user identities through a range of methods such as ID cards, PINs, passwords, RFID, biometrics etc.

Push Notifications

Trigger clickable pop-up messages

Self Service Portal

Gateway through which end users can access the system

Single Sign On

Allow users to access multiple services after entering their login credentials once

Two-Factor Authentication

Extra layer of security that requires not only a password and username but also something specific to that user

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