MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)

A security measure that requires two or more authentication factors to verify a user’s identity.

What is MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication)?

MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) enhances security by requiring users to verify their identity using multiple factors.

MFA combines different authentication factors to improve security.

Common authentication factors include:

  • Something you know (password, PIN)
  • Something you have (smartphone, security token)
  • Something you are (fingerprint, facial recognition)

    • MFA is widely used in financial institutions, enterprise systems, and online services to protect against account compromises.

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