AUTHTAKE MFA (Multi Factor Authentication)
AUTHTAKE TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ
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AUTHTAKE TEKNOLOJİ ANONİM ŞİRKETİ
Features
AuthTake MFA has the capability to operate both in the Cloud and On-Premise, depending on the organization's preference. It allows for the use of various alternatives in the user authentication processes, such as OTP, SMS, Mobile Push, Mail OTP, Voice Push, Voice OTP, AuthPIN, QR Code, and Physical Tokens.
The system can be integrated into user management and verification processes using directory services like Active Directory, OpenLDAP, and relational databases such as MS SQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and more.
AuthTake MFA provides support for TouchID and FaceID through its mobile application available on iOS, Android, and Huawei application markets.
It can be easily integrated with all VPN solutions, Microsoft Exchange (OWA, ActiveSync), Zimbra Mail, Windows/MacOS/Linux operating systems, third-party corporate applications, and internally developed applications within the organization.
Description
The AuthTake MFA application is a Native and National Multi-Factor User Authentication Cybersecurity Software solution developed to enhance security in all systems accessed with a Username and Password.
The significant increase in cyberattacks in recent years, including the theft of user information, compromise of passwords, or situations where employees within organizations share their user passwords with one another, has brought about the risk of unauthorized/unwanted individuals gaining access to critical and sensitive information or documents, which can be maliciously used. Additionally, actions conducted on behalf of individuals whose username and password information has been compromised can lead to various legal and administrative responsibilities.
Due to the issues mentioned above, especially in the context of accessing email accounts, establishing remote connections to organizational networks via VPN, accessing various applications used within the organization, and during the computer startup process, users are required to undergo an additional one or multiple user authentication steps alongside entering their username and password. This ensures that even if a username and password are compromised, other layers of authentication cannot be bypassed, thereby preventing potential threats.