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    Question Adding multi-factor authentication to my website

    Hi all,

    I want to add multi-factor authentication to our company website which at the moment just has a username/password log-in. Does anyone know of a good system to use?

    I have been trying to find a system myself online, but the only reasonable option I found is SafeTok. Does anybody have experience with this system?

    I really like about SafeTok that it will be for free for us and our users since it's free to implement and the users do not need to buy expensive tokens for it but can just use any available USB stick or other consumer electronics item (mobile phone, ipod etc.) they already have. However, I wonder how our users will take the introduction of the system. Do you reckon that the users will find the system easy to use and the transition to the multi-factor authentication will go smoothly? Do you think the SafeTok system is a good option? What factors are most important to consider when implementing multi-factor authentication? If you have already integrated multi-factor authentication, what was most important to you and what did you find most troublesome? What system did you choose and why?

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    you can get lot of information of that form this link.
    http://www.shamrockfcu.org/pdf/MFA_FAQs.pdf

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    Default Re: Adding multi-factor authentication to my website

    Hello friends

    On my current project, there is a need to support multi factor authentication for our web site. For those of you not in the know, this means users always must provide three types (factors) of credentials to authenticate themselves to the site: something they have, something they know, and something they are. The idea is that adding each factor increases exponentially the difficulty of unauthorized entry into the account.

    It should be noted that you can have more than these 3 factors, and this will add additional security. But at the very least, supplying these three fundamental factors should be a basis for your security model.

    I have not always been directly involved (but have been involved with many of the design decisions), but the isuses involved are quite fascinating and I still wanted to share it with you, my faithful blog reader. By the way, the chief developer on this is Christian Jungers (I am not a representative or employee of CM3 Consulting, and my opinions do not necessarily reflect theirs, or theirs reflect mine.)


    Thank for all friends

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