Multi-factor authentication
Supported methods include push approvals, passkeys, time-based codes, QR codes, and hardware tokens.
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AuthPoint Total Identity Security combines multi-factor authentication, Zero Trust policy, and dark-web credential monitoring to protect workforce identities before and between sign-ins.
Discuss Total Identity SecurityWhy it matters
Multi-factor authentication helps protect the login, while credential monitoring helps identify workforce credentials found in breach data. Together they create a more complete view of identity risk and a faster path to corrective action.
Core capabilities
Each capability addresses a specific part of the risk while sharing useful visibility with the broader WatchGuard ecosystem.
Supported methods include push approvals, passkeys, time-based codes, QR codes, and hardware tokens.
Dark web and breach-database monitoring can alert administrators and affected users when workforce credentials are exposed.
Passkeys and supported authentication methods can reduce reliance on vulnerable passwords.
Access policies can incorporate identity and context to strengthen decisions for protected resources.
WatchGuard Cloud brings authentication and credential-exposure information into a central administrative view.
Flexible authentication choices help align security with user roles, devices, and operational constraints.
The accountable layer
Technology becomes an operating security service when it is scoped, configured, monitored, maintained, and supported around the customer’s environment.
Business outcomes