Checklist: Multi-Factor Authentication Requirements

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a critical feature for any Identity and Access Management platform. MFA provides an additional layer of security by requiring a user to input multiple credentials at the time of login. As a result, cyber criminals are deterred because they are prompted to input multiple forms of verification.

In this checklist, we cover how to ensure your MFA solution offers the protection your company needs.

• User Community Support
• Application Integration
• Enterprise Access
• Authentication Methods
• Flexible Authentication Policies
• Developer Support
• Open Standards Support
• Reporting
• Behavioral Analytics
• Device Trust
• Users and devices
• General considerations