Multi-Factor Authentication for Government

As attackers continue finding new ways to steal user credentials and exploit weak passwords, the need for customer multi-factor authentication (MFA) is more pressing than ever. MFA is a vital line of defense for government agencies to protect themselves and their constituents at all points of entry.

But MFA for your constituents is different from MFA for your direct reports and colleagues, as it must strike a balance between security and convenience. Your constituents can’t be forced to download a separate MFA application, and they do not want to be burdened by too many authentication requests. 

Constituents want experiences that are fast and frictionless, but they also expect their elected officials to protect them against breaches, privacy violations, and fraud. This white paper explains how government agencies can implement MFA for their constituents in a way that removes friction without sacrificing security. 

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