Identity management

Session expiration on all devices is necessary during password resets and in response to anomalies or cyber-attacks.

AI and ML track user behavior, add context to ID verification, detect anomalous patterns, reduce fraud, and identify risks. They block logins, require re-authentication or MFA, and send email notifications for unusual logins, resets, or blocked lo...

Passwordless authentication eliminates the need for traditional passwords and uses alternative methods for user authentication, such as biometric data, security tokens, or mobile devices. This approach increases security and convenience for users ...

I want to take a photo using the computer's webcam and upload it if the desktop has one available.

It would be great to be able to login to SSO on mobile using biometric authentication.

An option to choose the preferred method of authentication, either by entering their email address or using their phone number, when logging into the system. This flexibility allows individuals to use the method that best suits their convenience o...

Users enter their designated username like employee ID or unique name rather than email or phone number, which is linked to their specific account, along with their password, providing a secure and personalized way to verify their identity and gai...

Support for the biometric lock when login to SSO using the native application.

Employees should have the option to choose the maximum expiration time for their login session, such as infinite, 30 days, etc. Additionally, AI can be used to require reauthentication, MFA, or block access depending on the level of anomalous beha...

Enforce MFA through OTPs and consider an option to mandate MFA across multiple authentication methods, including SMS, app approval, email, biometrics, SSO, etc. Additionally, IAM solutions should include adaptive MFA, which checks for behavioral p...