SurePassID Push Authenticator vs Optimal Authenticator

SurePassID Push Authenticator offers a lowest-cost option for multi-factor authentication soft and push tokens. Even enterprises issuing hardware OTP tokens can deploy SurePassID Push Authenticator as an excellent secondary or backup authentication method in case users forget or lose their hardware token. The SurePassID Push Authenticator soft/push tokens offer the following advantages over traditional hardware tokens: - Soft tokens hold a virtually unlimited number of SurePassID OTP soft tokens - In addition to QR codes for token activations, both applications support one-click installation of soft tokens increasing user satisfaction and eliminating security flaws inherent with QR codes. - No need for users to carry additional hardware tokens – just their phone. - Soft tokens are created instantaneously and electronically distributed to your users. Conversely, traditional hardware tokens must be sent to individual users. - They are digital and thus are inherently less costly than traditional hardware tokens. Perfect for budget-constrained companies. - Soft tokens are delivered to users in a matter of minutes. Hardware tokens can often require a set of operational procedures for the distribution of physical corporate assets.

With the Optimal Authenticator, quickly and securely verify your identity for access to all of your applications. Authentication features include: Two-factor authentication: Two-factor authentication provides an extra layer of security to your account. When signing in, after entering your password, you'll be asked to provide additional verification via the app. A push notification is sent to your mobile device to alert you of a pending two-factor verification request. Simply tap on the notification to launch the app and tap Approve to complete the verification. Alternatively, you may be prompted to enter the verification code displayed in the app. Device registration: By registering your device through the app, organizations can verify that the sign-in request is coming from a trusted device.