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This app provides two-factor authentication for enterprise security, allowing users to safely connect to company applications and networks from their mobile devices. It requires Enterprise Security activation codes for use.
✓Two-factor authentication
✓Enterprise security
✓Secure network access
✓Mobile device connectivity
✓Online user authentication
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What's New in Mobile Authenticator ES
4.30.4
July 12, 2023
Minimum OS requirement updated to iOS 13: In order to deliver the best experience and take advantage of the latest features, Mobile Authenticator ES now requires iOS 13 or later. Please ensure your device is updated to the supported OS version. We have also addressed various issues and made optimizations to enhance the overall stability and responsiveness.
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What is Mobile Authenticator ES used for?
Mobile Authenticator ES provides two-factor authentication, enabling users to securely connect to enterprise applications and networks from their mobile devices.
How do I activate Mobile Authenticator ES?
This version of Mobile Authenticator ES can only be activated using Enterprise Security activation codes provided by your organization.
Is Mobile Authenticator ES free to use?
Yes, Mobile Authenticator ES is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.
What devices does Mobile Authenticator ES support?
Mobile Authenticator ES is supported on iPads. It was released on August 21, 2012, and its latest version is 4.30.4, last updated on July 12, 2023.
What is the age rating for Mobile Authenticator ES?
Mobile Authenticator ES has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Where can I find help for Mobile Authenticator ES?
Help and support for using the Mobile Authenticator Enterprise Security application can be found on the OneSpan website.
Does Mobile Authenticator ES require an internet connection?
While the description doesn't explicitly state it, two-factor authentication typically requires a connection to verify codes, especially for enterprise network access.
