White Paper

MFA that Customers Actually Want to Use

MFA that Customers Actually Want to Use

MFA that Customers Actually Want to Use

Pages 10 Pages

This white paper discusses how customer multi-factor authentication (MFA) enhances security without sacrificing user experience. It explains that password-based protection is inadequate, as 81% of breaches involve stolen or weak credentials. Ping Identity outlines customer MFA best practices: balancing security with convenience, embedding MFA into mobile apps, centralizing management, maintaining brand consistency, and enabling self-service for trusted devices. Use cases include out-of-band authentication, transaction approvals, and strong mobile MFA. When introduced gradually with user choice, MFA strengthens trust, prevents fraud, and delivers frictionless digital experiences.

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