Buyer’s Guide: How to Find the Right Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Solution for Your Company
Whether you’re a fraud expert with decades of experience wanting to learn about the latest developments in digital identity technology or you’re just beginning your journey and want to learn about the basics of cybersecurity and digital identity, finding up-to-date and helpful information about multi-factor authentication solutions can be surprisingly difficult. To help you navigate the marketplace with confidence, Prove has collaborated with digital identity and cybersecurity expert Ken Palla to develop a comprehensive but accessible MFA Buyer’s Guide that serves as the perfect jumping-off point to building or upgrading your company’s MFA flow.
To give you the tools you need to build a secure but user-friendly MFA flow that reduces fraud, increases pass rates, and improves customer experience, we have included the following information in this MFA Buyer’s Guide:
- A landscape of the different types of authenticators that are available
- How you can fortify your current OTP authenticator ASAP while you work to replace it with stronger authenticators
- The goals/KPIs for new authenticators coming to market
- A checklist of critical elements you should think about when selecting and deploying MFA solutions/authenticators.
- Guidelines for deploying next-generation authenticators when you are ready to do so
Ready to help your company make smarter decisions around MFA? Download the guide below to learn how you can improve security, cut down on fraud, and create the best possible customer experience.
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