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Having device context is critical to enforcing security policies at your organization, especially with the accelerated adoption of remote work. Now there’s a way to gather security context from managed and unmanaged devices in a single solution so you can make secure access decisions.
Having device context is critical to enforcing security policies at your organization, especially with the accelerated adoption of remote work. Now there’s a way to gather security context from managed and unmanaged devices in a single solution so you can make secure access decisions.
We’re excited to introduce new device context for risk-based authentication! There’s now 25+ new attributes to use in risk policies, plus new integrations with the most popular MDMs: Jamf, Microsoft Intune, and VMware Workspace ONE UEM.
What’s next for those who are in search of the holy grail of fundamentally secure authentication? It starts with eliminating passwords, completely.
Protection against phishing has failed, leaving our passwords and psyches vulnerable. What if there were a more straightforward solution than deploying email gateways, enrolling employees in awareness training, and resetting passwords?
Traditional Two-Factor or Multi-Factor Authentication (2FA/MFA) remains the “default” for dealing with fundamentally insecure, password-based authentication methods. We understand why they were the “go-to,” but hope to interrupt the “passwords are bad, so we need 2FA/MFA” refrain.
The traditional two-factor or multi-factor authentication (2FA/MFA) solutions that companies are currently using, or evaluating, can and should be replaced by something that is far more secure and much easier to use.