Services / Security & Care / Two-Factor Authentication
One more step for attackers, none for legitimate users.
Passwords alone are a single point of failure — 2FA closes most of the gap, if it's implemented without turning login into a chore. We add it in a way that meaningfully raises the bar for attackers without adding friction for legitimate users.
What You Get
Concrete deliverables, not vague promises.
2FA implementation via authenticator app, SMS or email
A recovery flow that doesn't lock out legitimate users
Enforcement rules scoped to the accounts that actually need it
Mandatory 2FA policy for admin and privileged accounts specifically, where a compromise does the most damage
How We Work
Our process for two-factor authentication.
01
Choose the right methods
Authenticator app, SMS or email chosen based on your users' technical comfort and your actual security requirements.
02
Implement with a recovery path
2FA added alongside a secure recovery flow, so a lost device doesn't mean a locked-out legitimate user.
03
Enforce where it matters
Enforcement rules scoped to the accounts that carry the most risk — admins first, not necessarily every single user.
Is This You?
Signs it’s time for two-factor authentication.
Admin or privileged accounts can currently log in with just a password
You've had a suspicious login attempt or a related account compromise
You're meeting a client or compliance requirement that mandates 2FA
FAQ
Common questions about two-factor authentication.
Which 2FA methods do you support?+
Authenticator apps (TOTP), SMS and email-based codes — we'll recommend the right mix based on your users' technical comfort and your security requirements.
What happens if a user loses access to their second factor?+
We build a secure recovery flow — backup codes or a verified support process — so legitimate users aren't permanently locked out.
Does this work with our existing SSO setup?+
Yes — where SSO is already in place, we layer 2FA in a way that respects it rather than creating a second, conflicting login path.
Get Started
Talk to us about two-factor authentication.
Tell us what you’re trying to build or fix — we’ll reply with next steps, not a sales script.