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Expert Insights Awards Prove as Best Multi-Factor Authentication and Best Biometric Solution

Prove has been awarded an Expert Insights “Best-Of” award for the following four categories: 

Best-Of award winners are chosen by Expert Insights’ editors, based on extensive research into each solution’s merits as a solution provider, customer reviews, and how they compare to their competitors. 

All recipients of these awards were specifically selected for their impressive features, strong capabilities, and positive user experiences. Expert Insights also takes into consideration pricing, target markets, and the deployment process when selecting the top vendors.

To learn more about how Prove’s award-winning solutions can up-level your MFA flow, reach out to our team through the form below.

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