Brigantia announces partnership with AuthN by IDEE

Brigantia has revealed a new partnership with AuthN by IDEE, one of the leading innovators in multi-factor authentication (MFA) technology.

According to Brigantia, this partnership marks a new era for its partner community, equipping them with a cutting-edge, phish-proof MFA 2.0 solution designed to eliminate identity-based cyber threats.

Improving on MFA 1.0

Phishing remains the leading cause of cybersecurity breaches, with compromised credentials being the number one route to account takeovers and sensitive data leaks.

Traditional MFA tools work by pushing notifications via SMS, email, a second device or an authenticator app, leading to issues including:

• Vulnerability to interception attacks

• A lack of protection if the secondary account or device is compromised

• Inconvenience and inefficiency

AuthN by IDEE overcomes these problems with MFA 2.0, which enables users to work online with complete confidence.

MFA 2.0 from AuthN includes:

• Same-device, passwordless MFA to increase convenience and make adversary-in-the-middle attacks impossible

• Blockchain-based audit logs ensure that audits can never be altered

• Integrations with cloud-native and legacy software and solutions

The new partnership adds another layer to Brigantia’s portfolio of solutions. By adding AuthN by IDEE to their offering, Brigantia partners will be able to offer clients:

• Phish-proof, passwordless, same-device MFA

• Frictionless, secure access without the hurdles of traditional MFA

• Protection from the full spectrum of credential-based attacks

Brigantia’s mission

“Our mission has always been to provide our partners with the most innovative and effective solutions available and our partnership with AuthN by IDEE is a testament to that commitment,” said Angus Shaw, Managing Director, Brigantia.

“Its cutting-edge MFA 2.0 technology is a game-changer in the fight against credential phishing and password-based attacks. We are thrilled to bring this solution to our partner community.”

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