VORTIDTalk to sales Protect the access that matters
A credential check alone is not always the whole authentication story. Additional factors support stronger controls for important services, particularly when the experience is designed around how people actually work.
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MULTI-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION
More confidence. A more coherent sign-in journey.
Bring MFA into the identity strategy. Align stronger authentication with the applications, user groups and working patterns that matter to the business.
THE VALUE IN PRACTICE
01 / The opportunity02 / The approach03 / The outcomePlan for different populations
Office workers, administrators and mobile users can have different device and recovery needs. Consider those differences in factor selection, enrollment and support instead of assuming one journey fits everyone.
Make strong authentication usable
Connect MFA with SSO and account recovery so users encounter an understandable experience. Good access design considers the moments before and after the prompt, including enrollment and a failed sign-in.
ILLUSTRATIVE USE CASE
Picture it in
your organization.
A planning example, not a customer testimonial.
Several applications join an SSO program. The team plans MFA requirements together with enrollment and recovery, making the rollout a user-experience project as well as a security change.
MAKE IT SPECIFIC TO YOUR BUSINESS
Start with three
useful questions.
Bring your environment and priorities. A focused conversation makes the next step concrete.
- Which groups need which factors?
- How are recovery exceptions handled?
- Which applications participate?
AUTHENTICATION / YOUR NEXT STEP