Protect your investment. Password spray, or “brutespray,” attacks are commonly used by hackers to penetrate systems and gain unauthorized access to accounts. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Single Sign-on (SSO) using SAML are critical first steps in securing your AWS deployment against these attacks.
AWS strongly recommends configuring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for all user accounts.
As an APN Advanced Technology Partner, OneLogin integrates with AWS to provide strong, risk-based MFA for an additional layer of security that won’t slow down your business or burden your users.
Move beyond the password
Passwords are the weak link in your security chain. Reinforce traditional passwords with more secure authentication factors.
Contextual security won’t slow you down
Adaptive Multi-Factor Authentication uses risk analysis powered by machine-learning and customizable access policies to require MFA only in high-risk situations.
Biometrics authentication for ultimate security
Login to AWS using biometric factors including fingerprints and Apple Face ID.
Simple user administration
Administrate from anywhere with our responsive, web-based admin portal. Built-in automation, best practices, and training are provided — no servers or computer science degrees required.
Deployments measured in minutes, not months
Implement and roll out to users rapidly with templatized solutions.
Flexible factors for easy authentication
Use authentication factors including OneLogin Protect, the enterprise-grade MFA iOS & Android app, one-time SMS codes, and phone call-based voice authentication.
Always up-to-date
Delivered as a service, OneLogin MFA is continuously updated so you always have the latest and greatest security.
Login less, work more
Machine-learning evaluates risk factors including typical user behavior, and only challenges users for MFA in risky situations.
Self-serve support
Minimize cost and disruption. Intuitive self-serve device enrollment and management streamlines deployment, accelerates adoption, and reduces helpdesk support.
AWS recommends MFA as the primary means of protecting all user accounts: “MFA adds extra security because it requires users to provide unique authentication from an AWS supported MFA mechanism in addition to their regular sign-in credentials when they access AWS websites or services.”
OneLogin seamlessly integrates with AWS to provide an additional layer of security when accessing company data anytime, anywhere.
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