Multi-Factor Authentication
to protect all devices
Adapted
Authentication
Managed Device
Visibility & Monitoring
Protect your apps with a second source of validation
Complex passwords aren’t enough in today’s world. A Verizon Security Report reported how 80% of data breaches involved passwords that were compromised. The problem is that we are creatures of habit who want to re-use the same password over and over again. However, one platform being compromised can lead to other potential breaches using the same credentials that were probably leaked on the dark web.
Rampart Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) keeps your applications protected by utilizing a second source of validation to verify the user’s identity before granting them access. Using a phone or token device, it’s engineered to provide a simple, streamlined login experience. This solution, managed by our team of engineers, can be used across several platforms to keep your business protected.
Multi-Factor Authentication
- Scale the platform as your organization grows
- Stay safe with a constantly evolving threat database
- Protect your information with this simple security solution
Flexible Authentication
- Assign access to users
- Develop custom policies based on location, device type and other various factors
- Apply global policies or to a specific user
- Verify users without hindering productivity
Device Visibility
- Pinpoint at risk devices before they become an issue
- Meet compliance requirements through device management access policies
- Analyze device health checks generated every single time a user logs on
Passwords are no longer enough. What's the next form of protection??
If you are the owner of a business, or several businesses, for instance, you are no doubt more than a little busy. Maybe even too busy to closely manage the various passwords you use for favorite web sites and your apps. If you tend to use the same, or similar, passwords for more than one site, or if a password is your only tool for credentials and authentication, you could be putting your organization – and yourself – at risk for identity theft and/or a security breach.
Cybersecurity is only as strong as its weakest link – and you don’t want that weakest link to be you. The risks are too far great to ignore.
So What Should You Do?
- Make sure you have authentication protections that go beyond passwords.
- Make sure two-factor or multi-factor authentication become standard practice with your business.
