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Identité MFA
SaaS PasswordFree™ MFA Customers & Passwordless MFA Workforce OnPrem- Armed with patented Full Duplex Authentication®
About Identité MFA
Identité™ was founded by a team of experts with a passion for doing things right. We believe passwordless authentication should be simple and secure. PasswordFree Authentication™ is the very first authentication solution designed with the end-user in mind, your customers. It is designed to eliminate passwords in the authentication process. This does not mean it makes the authentication less secure – quite the opposite. One of the reasons others have failed to implement this is that no one gave much thought to the customer and how we can help them make the transition to password-less authentication. Well, we did and we are finding the adoption rate to be rapid and high.
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Signals from Identité MFA
6 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Identité MFA published an article discussing Full Duplex Authentication, focusing on biometrics versus app-based MFA, phishing resistance, trusted devices, cryptographic proof, and mutual trust.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo
Research & Knowledge
Identité MFA published an article examining new passkey research and the challenges of trust in authentication.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo
Research & Knowledge
Identité MFA published an article exploring why the AI era requires us to think differently about identity, authentication, fraud, and digital trust.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo
Research & Knowledge
Identité MFA researchers identified 138 ransomware groups claiming victims in 2025, up from 98 in the previous year.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo
Research & Knowledge
Identité MFA published a report stating that more than 1 million cybercrime complaints were reported to the FBI in 2025, reaching a reported loss of $20.87 billion up 26% year over year.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo
Products & Services
Identité MFA introduced its patented Full Duplex Authentication, which establishes trust in both directions between the user and the legitimate destination.
Reported by Eusebio Coterillo