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Multi-Factor Authentication

Verify Who's There. Every Time.

Deploy the right authentication factor for every context. MFA that adapts to risk rather than adding friction, so security and user experience aren't in conflict.

Factor types supportedPush + Number MatchTOTP / OTPFIDO2 / BiometricAdaptive Risk Engine
The problem with static MFA

Static MFA Fails In Both Directions

Enforce MFA everywhere with the same friction, and users find workarounds: shared accounts, persistent sessions, MFA fatigue attacks. Apply too little, and credential theft bypasses your entire security posture. Stolen passwords alone drove over 60% of confirmed enterprise breaches last year.

The SecureAuth difference

Risk-adaptive Factor Selection That Responds To Context

MFA requires additional verification factors such as push, OTP, biometrics, or device-based checks, and adaptively steps up to stronger authentication when risk signals or policy conditions demand it. Your security posture adapts to the moment, not a one-size-fits-all rulebook.

Where adaptive MFA matters

Real Environments SecureAuth Is Built For

The organizations with the most demanding MFA requirements aren't niche — they're healthcare providers, financial institutions, contact centers, and any company with a distributed workforce. These are the scenarios SecureAuth MFA is built for.

Privileged admin access

Hardware security keys for admin consoles, no exceptions

Admin consoles control your entire infrastructure. A compromised admin password gives an attacker the keys to the kingdom. Yet many organizations still protect admin access with the same MFA policy as a collaboration tool.

SecureAuth approach

Require hardware security keys for all admin console access. Step-up re-authentication triggered automatically when elevated actions are detected. No bypass, no exceptions, full audit trail of every privileged action.

Hardware key requiredStep-up on elevationFull audit trail
Global remote workforce

Invisible when trusted, step-up when suspicious

Remote workers log in from home offices, airports, and coffee shops. Enforcing the same MFA friction regardless of context leads to fatigue, workarounds, and support tickets. Too little MFA leaves the door open to credential theft.

SecureAuth approach

Push with number matching for everyday logins from known devices. Invisible pass-through when the risk engine scores the context as clean. Automatic step-up when a user appears from a new country, device, or exhibits unusual behavior.

Trusted device registryImpossible travel detectionAdaptive step-up
Contact center operations

Fast biometric login at shared workstations

Contact center agents rotate through shared workstations on tight shift schedules. Traditional MFA slows every shift change. Shared credentials are a compliance violation, but individual passwords on shared machines are impractical.

SecureAuth approach

Biometric authentication at shared terminals authenticates agents in seconds. No typed passwords, no shared credentials, no MFA fatigue. Each agent gets their own session with their own permissions, tied to their biometric identity.

Biometric loginShared workstation supportPer-agent sessions
HIPAA-covered systems

Clinical access with context-aware step-up

Healthcare workers need fast access to patient records during care, but off-hours access or access from unfamiliar locations could signal a privacy breach. Static MFA can't distinguish between a clinician on shift and an anomalous access pattern.

SecureAuth approach

Push + biometric for patient data access during normal workflows. Risk engine detects off-hours access, unfamiliar locations, or unusual record volume and triggers additional verification, protecting PHI without blocking legitimate care.

Context-aware triggersPHI protectionClinical workflow friendly

Factor coverage

Every Factor Type. Every Use Case.

Different environments demand different authentication factors. SecureAuth supports the full spectrum — from push notifications to FIDO2 hardware keys — so you can match the factor to the risk.

Push + Number Matching

Everyday workforce login, mobile-enabled users

Anti-fatigue
Phish-resistant
Offline capable
Hardware required
TOTP (RFC 6238)

Offline environments, fallback when push unavailable

Anti-fatigue
Phish-resistant
Offline capable
Hardware required
FIDO2 Hardware Key

Privileged admin access, high-assurance environments

Anti-fatigue
Phish-resistant
Offline capable
Hardware required
Biometric (Face / Fingerprint)

Shared workstations, contact centers, fast re-auth

Anti-fatigue
Phish-resistant
Offline capable
Hardware required

Adaptive policy engine

The Right Factor At The Right Moment — Automatically.

MFA shouldn't mean the same challenge every time. SecureAuth evaluates dozens of risk signals per authentication event and selects the appropriate factor or step-up requirement based on real-time context, not static rules.

1

Real-time risk score per authentication event

Dozens of signals evaluated at every login: IP reputation, device fingerprint, behavioral baseline, impossible travel, velocity checks, and breached credential feeds.

2

Per-app and per-role factor requirements

Finance apps require hardware tokens. Collaboration tools allow push. Admin consoles demand FIDO2. Each policy defined independently at the application or role level.

3

MFA fatigue attack mitigation

Number matching prevents blind approval. Rapid push response patterns are detected and auto-blocked. Users must actively confirm the correct code displayed on screen.

4

Trusted device registry

Known devices on known networks with clean risk scores skip step-up entirely. Users experience zero friction when the context is clean, step-up only when signals change.

5

Factor enrollment and recovery management

Self-service enrollment with admin oversight. Recovery codes backed by identity verification. Bulk policy deployment by group, org, or application. Full compliance reporting.

MFA Factor Policy by Role
Finance Admin
FIDO2 Hardware KeyStep-up: Config ChangesCorp Network Only
Clinical Staff
Push + BiometricStep-up: PHI AccessOff-hours Alert
Remote Worker
Push + Number MatchTrusted Device Skip
Contact Center Agent
Face ID / FingerprintShared Workstation
API Developer
TOTP / Hardware KeyProd Credential AccessRecovery Codes
6+Factor types — every context covered
−90%Reduction in MFA helpdesk tickets (avg.)
0Successful phishing attacks with FIDO2

Industry solutions

Built For How Your Industry Works

Adaptive MFA with per-app factor policy for the security requirements that matter in your sector.

Healthcare

Clinicians authenticate with push + biometric for patient data. Risk engine detects off-hours access or unfamiliar locations and triggers step-up, protecting PHI without blocking care delivery.

Financial Services

Hardware security keys for privileged admin access. Push with number matching for everyday banking operations. Adaptive step-up for high-value transactions. FIDO2 for phishing-proof authentication.

Contact Centers

Biometric login at shared workstations eliminates password sharing and speeds shift handovers. Each agent gets their own session in seconds, not minutes. No shared credentials, no compliance risk.

Remote & Distributed Workforce

Push with number matching for everyday logins. Trusted device registry reduces friction for known contexts. Impossible travel detection catches credential theft without disrupting legitimate users.

Manufacturing & Field Operations

TOTP for offline environments where network connectivity is unreliable. Ruggedized device support for factory floors. Fast re-authentication for shared terminals between shifts.

Customer Story
“We went from 2,000 MFA helpdesk tickets a month to under 200. The adaptive engine stopped demanding step-up for users logging in from their usual desk.”

IT Director — 12,000-person Manufacturing Group

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