If you don't have MFA, you're doing it wrong. Do it right with AuthPoint.

We're currently using it to secure login to several of our office computers. Now, it's deployed to several key techs as a test. Implementation has gone well, and we have plans to roll it out across the company. As an MSP, it's critical to have our own systems secured to protect the systems our clients use.

We rarely implement cloud services as moving to the cloud, surrenders nearly all control to the cloud provider. For some services, however, the simplicity, capability, and general reliability outweigh this cost. AuthPoint has been extremely reliable (never been unable to login because the cloud services were down/offline), and the cloud-based platform allows mobile workers to sign-in securely even if the main office is offline.

For the users that we've rolled the product out to, activating the app was simple and easy. We're primarily a technical staff, but I feel that with little to no extra instruction, end-users could activate the app themselves.

The ability to sign on to multiple sites directly in a secure manner is super helpful. These days, you should enable MFA on every single account that supports it. If a web/cloud account doesn't support MFA in SOME form, then it's time to consider switching to a provider that does seriously. With that in mind, having to have 30+ rotating codes in your authenticator app gets unwieldy, and having a single launching pad to SSO into your various apps is a huge time saver.