Multifactor Authentication

In safeguarding sensitive data, relying solely on user passwords isn't enough for businesses. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security method that demands users to provide multiple verification factors for accessing vital enterprise resources and applications, whether in the cloud or on-premises. MFA is a core component of a strong Identity and Access Management (IAM) policy, which prevents unauthorized access and cyber-attacks.

Array of MFA options tailored to suit your needs

Push Notification-based Authentication

Enable push notifications on users' smartphones via the ZTrust mobile app to authorize login attempts.

Biometric Authentication

Implement fingerprint and facial recognition, to authorize user logins securely.

OTP/Authentication-based Login

Allow users to authenticate their identity any time they log in with a time-based OTP feature

QR Code-based Login

Authenticate with a quick scan during each login using QR code authentication.

Bot detection using CAPTCHA

Detect automated bots using CAPTCHA to ensure human interaction on websites and applications

NFC based login

Access your account with a tap on your phone using NFC-based login.

Array of MFA options tailored to suit your needs

Advanced Security

Biometric data, push notifications, and OTPs thwart various attack vector

Reduce IT Management Costs

MFA reduces security breaches and IT helpdesk calls by removing password-related vulnerabilities

Data Privacy

MFA ensures that only authorized users gain access to sensitive financial information.

Multiple Authentication

Offering multiple authentication methods accommodates users' preferences and devices.

Simplified and Comprehensive MFA, all in one package

Setting up MFA is typically complex and costly, especially when managing multiple applications from different providers. ZTrust simplifies this process significantly. Organizations can integrate their existing IDPs with ZTrust to effectively manage user access. ZTrust offers its MFA functionality through a single package that is cost-effective and easy to implement.