Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication

Secure, Smart, Authenticated Access with MFA and SSO, to verify that your users are who they say they are. Add additional layer of authentication with OTP, T-OTP, PIN, Biometrics or push notification.

Simplify and Unify your Secure Access Needs

Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication

What is Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication?

Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication leverages contextual access policies to validate the identity of users through customised multiple factors of authentication. With InstaSafe's Multi-Factor Authentication capabilities, an additional layer of security is added over your business applications, and with its integrated SSO capabilties, your users get single click authenticated access to all authorised cloud and on-premise applications

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Why does your Zero Trust Setup need adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication?

Avoid Identity and Credentials Theft

Avoid Identity and Credentials Theft

Protect accounts from identity theft with multi-factor authentication backing your Zero Trust Solutions

Enhanced User Experience

Enhanced User Experience

Single tap push notification approval. Simplified authentication and one tap login, straight from your mobile device, with InstaSafe Authenticator App

Reinforce your Zero Trust Setup

Reinforce your Zero Trust Setup

Extend adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication to all your users. Reinforce your Zero Trust model with secure single sign on to all applications

Adapt to the Hybrid Workplace

Adapt to the Hybrid Workplace

Seamlessly manage complex access requests for employees that work outside the office.

Protect Weak Employee Passwords

Protect Weak Employee Passwords

Put a lid on all weak passwords using multi-factor authentication that leverages passwordless authentication

Integrated security

Integrated security

Strengthen your Zero trust Secure Access stack with an additional layer of inbuilt Multi-Factor Authentication capability that supports your IAM infrastructure.

Authentication Methods Possibilities with InstaSafe MFA

Authentication Methods Possibilities with InstaSafe MFA

InstaSafe Authenticator capabilities include

Integrate with Any VPN

Integrate with Any VPN

 InstaSafe Authenticator can integrate with any VPN or remote gateway

FIDO Compliant

FIDO Compliant

Compatible with any FIDO compliant security hardware key

Supports major authentication protocols

Supports major authentication protocols

It supports RADIUS, TACACS, OAUTH and SAML Authentication protocols

Passwordless Authentication

Passwordless Authentication

Mobile app with various authentication methods available

Key InstaSafe Authenticator Features

Continuous Facial Authentication

Continuous Facial Authentication

User can get authenticated to the application using their live face. Continuous facial authentication further checks the liveness of the user by monitoring the face every 30secs. If the user moves out from the frame of device screen or any third person comes infront of the device screen, the application gets automated logged out. This authentication mechanism is helpful for very sensitive business applications.

FIDO Authentication

FIDO Authentication

FIDO (Fast Identity Online) is an Open and standardized authentication protocols developed by FIDO alliance aims to eliminate the password problem of authentication and Man in the middle attack associated with MFA hacking. FIDO authentication is based on public key crytography. FIDO allows users to sign in using passkeys. Passkeys are stored locally on the devices with the biometric information.

RADIUS Authentication

RADIUS Authentication

RADIUS is a client-server networking protocol that enables centralized authentication and authorization for a remote network. InstaSafe controller can act as a RADIUS server while prompting for MFA. Radius supports a variety of authentication methods, including PAP (Password Authentication Protocol), CHAP (Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol), EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol), and more.

TACACS Authentication

TACACS Authentication

TACACS is a network security protocol that provides centralized authentication, authorization, and accounting services to access network devices and services. TACACS provide additional security feature compared to RADIUS as it uses a separate encryption key for each services. TACACS is associated with CISCO networking equipment and used to secure access to CISCO devices. InstaSafe controller can act as a TACACS server and enable authentication.

Windows Login

Windows Login

Windows Login is a simplified, secure authentication solution that improves the logon security of Windows Desktops, Servers, and Windows Terminal Servers, ensuring a secure login experience for your users. InstaSafe Authenticator can improve security posture by adding an additional factor of authentication when logging into Windows systems.

InstaSafe Authenticator Can Be Deployed in Both Public Cloud and On-Premises Data Center

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Complement our Solution Stack

InstaSafe's MFA, powered by the Authenticator Application supports and complements InstaSafe's other Zero trust capabilities

Single Sign On

Single Sign On

Validation and Authentication from a single dashboard, using a single set of credentials, gives you access to all authorised applications, whether on-premise or on the cloud

Secure Remote Access

Secure Remote Access

Leverage Multi-Factor Authentication along with InstaSafe ZTAA's least privilege segmented access capabilities to extend secure access to workforces across the world

Network and Access Control Capabilities

Network and Access Control Capabilities

Complement strong adaptive authentication policies with granular access policies to safeguard access to applications

Risk Based Authentication

Risk Based Authentication

Leverage multiple factors of risk and trust assessment, including geolocation, temporal checks, device checks, and contact of request, before granting access

Benefits of Multi-Factor Authentication

Benefits of Multi-Factor Authentication

Unified Access. Unified Management

Secure your applications, servers, and datas across environments with a single unified access solution that leverages Identity as a Service

Fast and Easy to Deploy

Implement strong authentication measures in a matter of minutes. MFA will seamlessly integrate with our existing Zero Trust Setup

Better Security

Adaptive MFA is complemented by multiple other Zero Trust features like Behavioural biometrics, Geolocation,. Device Checks, Time Checks to streamline user access and predict user behaviour

Stronger Authentication Measure

You not only have the option of using InstaSafe's own Authenticator application with push notifications, but can seamlessly integrate with existing authenticators like Google or Microsoft, to enable passwordless authentication

Solve your access challenges with InstaSafe's Secure Remote Access

Improve your security posture and gain better control over your network with Zero Trust

Secure Access to Office 365 Applications using InstaSafe Zero Trust

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Frequently Asked Questions on Multi-Factor Authentication

There are three main categories of authentication methods: something you know (e.g., password), something you have (e.g., security token), and something you are (e.g., biometric data).

Common MFA methods include using a password and security token, using a password and biometrics (e.g., fingerprint), using SMS codes, and using an authenticator app.

While no security method is completely foolproof, MFA significantly reduces the risk of hacking by requiring multiple layers of authentication. However, it is important to use strong and unique passwords, keep software and devices up-to-date, and be cautious of phishing attacks.

Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) is an authentication method that requires the user to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to a resource such as an application, online account, or a VPN. MFA is a core component of a strong identity and access management (IAM) policy. Rather than just asking for a username and password, MFA requires one or more additional verification factors, which decreases the likelihood of a successful cyber attack.

Multi factor authentication can be powered by various solutions and methods. The method can be password based or passwordless. Most prominent methods are mobile applications and the SMS,Email powered Time based One Time Password Authentication

MFA comes inbuilt at ZTA. the MFA can be enabled and configured for users at the Controller Admin portal. The controller will force the user for an MFA based on the user configurations.

MFA comes inbuilt at ZTA. the MFA can be enabled and configured for users at the Controller Admin portal. The controller will force the user for an MFA based on the user configurations.

MFA comes inbuilt at ZTA. the MFA can be enabled and configured for users at the Controller Admin portal. The controller will force the user for an MFA based on the user configurations.

Many times an external user wins over an authentication making use of various hacking methodologies such as bruteforce or Zero day exploits. Having an additional authentication will protect the applications and access by an additional layer of checks and security.

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