Enables you to authenticate with a single tap, with no need to retype the one-time password. Works with iOS and Android smartphones.

Add MFA to strengthen access to services such as Google Apps, Dropbox and many others. ESET supports integration via the SAML-2 authentication protocol used by major identity providers.

We’ve worked hard so you don’t have to. We set out to create a solution that even a small business with no IT staff could set up and configure. Whether your business has tens or thousands of users, ESET Secure Authentication, due to its ability to provision multiple users at the same time, keeps setup time to a minimum.

No need for special tokens or devices for employees. ESET Secure Authentication works smoothly on smartphones, has its own PIN for added security, and can integrate with devices’ biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID, Android fingerprint) for increased security and better user experience. When required it also supports hardware tokens or FIDO security keys.

ESET Secure Authentication resource requirements are minimal – you can use the cloud-based version so you won’t need a dedicated server. At the same time, the solution also offers an on-premises deployment alternative.

The cloud-based version of ESET Secure Authentication has been designed with multitenant management capability in place for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) to administer multiple companies or sites, offering the flexibility of defining specific settings for individual groups of users.

The solution offers two integration modes – Active Directory integration for organizations using a Windows domain, or standalone mode, which is suitable for those without one. Either way, setup and configuration are quick and easy, all managed seamlessly via a cloud console.

All the costs of ESET Secure Authentication are built in so no dedicated hardware is necessary. Simply install the solution on a server and start provisioning.

For organizations that want to do even more with ESET Secure Authentication, we include a full-featured API, as well as SDK, that customers can use to extend MFA to the applications or platforms that they use - even without a dedicated plugin.