My1login's Multi-Factor Authentication is an access control capability designed to add a security layer to corporate resources and applications by verifying user identities. As part of a multi-perimeter security architecture, it provides secondary authentication mechanisms to manage and secure access to specific applications and data. The system allows organizations to enforce multi-factor and step-up authentication policies, requiring users to satisfy an MFA challenge or re-authenticate with the corporate directory before accessing specific credentials or critical systems.
The solution supports granular, application-specific, and user-specific MFA policies, which enables a common method of multi-factor protection for web and legacy applications that do not natively support it. It integrates with passwordless authentication flows and third-party multi-factor methods, including biometrics, to support a Zero Trust architecture.