HYPR Authenticate
by HYPR AuthenticateHYPR Authenticate provides MFA across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows.
Multi-factor authentication software adds sign-in checks beyond a password. This list helps US buyers compare tools for phones, computers, web services and self-hosted systems.
Compare deployment, supported factors, app integration methods, adaptive access policies, passwordless authentication, device trust controls and pricing. The page keeps its current list order and does not publish a ranking basis, so use the entries as options to compare rather than positions.
HYPR Authenticate provides MFA across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows.
Protectimus MFA secures team and customer accounts through a cloud service or systems hosted on-site.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5LoginTC supports MFA across Android, iOS, web, Windows, APIs, extensions and self-hosted systems.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4OpenOTP manages identity and multi-factor authentication in cloud or on-site deployments.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+3LinOTP is an open-source identity protection platform that supports deployments from small setups to large enterprises.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4MFA requiring at least two factors, with activity reports, audit logs and passwordless biometric or push options.
WiKID provides on-site two-factor authentication and connects with directory services and enterprise tools.
Duo Mobile runs on Android and iOS for TOTP codes and push login approvals.
Open-source modular authentication server for two-factor access to apps, VPNs, SSH, websites and portals.
Spriv may suit organizations seeking adaptive login verification across Windows, Linux or Unix, and custom applications.
Multi-factor authentication service for workforce access.
CryptoPhoto protects sign-ins and sensitive actions with mutual authentication and out-of-band approvals.
LiveEnsure adds context-aware authentication to website and app sign-ins through an API and mobile libraries.
The app suits people whose employer, bank, healthcare provider, or other organization uses Identity Enterprise.
DigitalPersona Mobile runs on Android and iOS and provides TOTP codes.
Identity and access management platform with SSO, role controls, policies and continuous Zero Trust verification.
DualShield adds two-factor and multi-factor sign-in protection to business applications and resources.
MFA for IBM i systems, including AS/400 and iSeries, with push, OTP, YubiKey and fingerprint options.
SecurEnvoy verifies identity before access using app-based, biometric and hardware options.
AuthPoint suits organizations and managed service providers that need multifactor authentication across connected services.
Access management with SSO, MFA and passwordless login for shared devices, desktops, apps and workflows.
Pointsharp MFA adds factors beyond passwords to protect users, applications and infrastructure.
Platform support varies across Windows, Android, iOS, web, self-hosted deployments and APIs. Match the tool to the systems where sign-ins occur.
Confirm support for the platforms your people use before comparing other controls.
A free plan and a free trial serve different needs. A plan can continue without a paid subscription, while a trial gives temporary access to paid features.
Duo Mobile lists a free plan, paid service from $3 per user per month and a 30-day trial. WiKID lists a free plan, paid service from $24 per user per year and a 30-day trial.
Use the Deployment and App integration methods fields to check how a tool fits your environment. Options may involve hosted services, self-hosting or an API.
LinOTP lists an open-source pricing model. Open-source status can affect how you manage and change the software.
Supported factors show which sign-in checks a tool can use. Passwordless authentication can matter when you want a sign-in flow that does not rely on a password.
Adaptive access policies and device trust controls add separate fields for review. Check the controls that match your access rules.
A trial can help you assess fit before a purchase. Pricing notes identify trial terms where a maker publishes them.
OpenOTP Authentication Server lists pricing on request with a 30-day trial. Specops uReset lists pricing on request and a free trial.