Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)

Usernames and passwords alone are no longer enough to protect and secure sensitive data. Especially in the financial services industry. At the same time, traditional added security measures are often cumbersome and disrupt the customer journey. Onegini Identity Cloud has a solution: it comes with user-friendly multi-factor authentication tools to allow you to create up to 5 different security levels for your online customers.

Configuration instead of coding
Custom security levels for your business
Never compromise on customer experience
Level of assurance in line with STORK and European regulations

Multi-Factor Authentication

Rather than relying on usernames and passwords alone, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) asks your users to provide further proof of their identity. These factors include: cookies, something you know (like a password), something you have (like a code sent to a mobile phone number, a hardware token, or push notification on an ap, something you are (biometric data like fingerprints or facial structure) or a location (like your hometown)

OUT OF THE BOX FUNCTIONALITIES FOR MFA

The more identifying factors a user can provide, the more certain you can be of their identity. So by including two (2-factor) or more (multi-factor) factors of identification in your login process, you are increasing your security level. Onegini Identity Cloud supports the following MFA methods:

Fingerprint
Face recognition
One-time SMS password
Push message to a mobile app
Login on a website using a mobile app (e.g. via QR code)
Custom Authenticator
Transaction signing
Request a step-up
Setting up multiple levels of Authentication
Email link

Never compromise on customer experience

It is not always necessary to have the highest level of certainty about a user’s identity. If someone is just browsing your product offering, why disrupt their experience by asking them to identify themselves? This will only alienate them. Instead, Onegini Identity Cloud allows you to ask for further proof of identity as the user takes certain actions that require it. For example, if they try to change personal details, buy something, or interact with the service desk. This is called step-up authentication.

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Custom security levels for your business

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A short guide to 2FA/MFA for regulated organizations

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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)