Identity360 secures access to enterprise applications with MFA
It is estimated that 96% of bulk phishing attempts are stopped by implementing an MFA solution. *
Without MFA, a data breach can cost a company up to $4.45 million on average instead of $3.26 million with MFA. †
Worldwide, only 32% of organizations use MFA for all employees as a security measure. ‡
Identity360 provides top-notch MFA capabilities to secure your enterprise's resources.
Identity360 provides multiple MFA authenticators—including email verification, Google Authenticator, and custom TOTP authenticators—to verify users' identities when they log in to Identity360 or other applications. You can configure up to three authenticators for your users to verify with. During initial login, users will be guided to enroll into those respective authenticators.
Identity360 allows you to customize MFA for your organization with fine-grained controls, like allowing browser trust for a desired limited period, setting a time limit for MFA sessions, enforcing CAPTCHA codes during identity verification, and allowing users to add a secondary email address to their account for the email verification authenticator. You can also choose to enable backup verification codes for user account recovery.
Identity360 provides elaborate MFA reports that help you track details like users' MFA enrollment status as well as all MFA attempts made by users, along with timestamps and the outcome of each attempt. You can customize these reports by adding or removing columns, and by filtering necessary data. Moreover, the reports can be exported in various file formats—like PDF, CSV, XLS, and HTML—for further analysis.
Here's how MFA works when a user tries to access Identity360 or any application:
For primary authentication, Identity360 lets you choose your own preferred directory—like Azure AD, Google, and Salesforce—which your users may already be a part of.
Identity360 makes MFA configuration and enrollment easy for admins and end users, respectively, with a simple and easy-to-understand UI.
Identity360's MFA-secured SSO helps defend against various credential-based attacks, while also providing easy application access to employees.
Having unsecure user identities can expose your enterprise's resources to risk. MFA can thwart unauthorized access and protect your organization's sensitive data against attacks. Identity360 secures organizational identities and safeguards end user access to your enterprise's applications and other resources, with modern MFA techniques.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an identity security measure where a resource, like an application, is secured using multiple authentication methods, and any user accessing the resource must authenticate themselves with those methods to gain access to it.
Single sign-on (SSO) is the process of granting users access to multiple resources after a single round of identity verification. After initial authentication, they can directly access all resources assigned to them for a stipulated time without reauthentication.
Since SSO provides one-click access to multiple resources after a single round of identity verification, it is essential that this identity verification process is completely secure. Implementing MFA secures SSO with additional authentication methods beyond usernames and passwords and defends against potential attacks.
A user may try to access a resource—either directly or through the identity provider (IdP)—using SSO. In both cases, they will have to verify their identity with multiple authenticators, which may differ in number and type based on the organization's settings. Upon successful completion of MFA, the user gains access to that particular resource and other resources assigned to them through SSO.
You can implement MFA using Identity360, which employs strong authenticators, such as Zoho OneAuth, Google Authenticator, and custom TOTP authenticators, to safeguard enterprise applications. It provides fine-grained controls—like allowing browser trust for a desired limited period and usage of CAPTCHA codes during identity verification—to tailor the MFA for your organization. For primary authentication, you can choose your preferred directory, like Azure AD, Google, and Salesforce, which your users may already be a part of. With the help of MFA reports, you can track details like users' MFA enrollment status and all MFA attempts made by users along with timestamps.
To gain a better understanding of Identity360's MFA capability, please schedule a personalized web demo with one of our solution experts.
Source: *Google, †IBM, ‡Okta
