MyPass Password Manager provides challenge / response gates in more than 30 languages and gives customers the ability to pick from various libraries of preconfigured options, or even to specify your own questions and answers.
Options Includes:
- Personal Q/A Combinations
- Preference Based Q/A Combinations
- Bring your Own Q/A Combinations (BOYQ)
Prominent language options include:
- English
- Spanish
- Portuguese
- German
- French
- Dutch
- Welsh
- Danish
- Swedish
- Norwegian
- Italian
- and more
MyPass Password Manager provides various multi-factor authentication gates within the platform. These integrate with existing solution within each customer or can be served from the MyPass Cloud. These MFA gates include:
- Google Authenticator (TOPT)
- Microsoft Authenticator (TOPT)
- LastPass Authenticator (TOPT)
- Duo Security (TOPT)
- Duo Security (Push Notification)
- Email OTP
- Text Message OTP
The MyPass Password Manager helpdesk PIN feature allows helpdesk agents to enroll users for self-service when contacting the helpdesk. This process enables the helpdesk to empower users to use self-service for the current password reset while enrolling users into self-service for future operations.
During a normal helpdesk password interaction, the helpdesk can reset or unlock accounts on behalf of the users or choose to guide the user through self-service enrolment. This work by first verifying the agent is speaking to the correct users. Once identity has been verified the agent sends the user a one-time-pin to their mobile device. This user can then use this pin to self-service enroll for MyPass Password Manager and then use the tool to reset or unlock their own account.
Public code cards allow users to be authenticated by using a public or company email account. This authentication method works well for external parties (contractors, vendors, vpn-only users, etc) and work by sending a matrix of code codes to the user email account. The user is then instructed to retrieve two codes as part of the password operation thereby using time and access to the code card as authentication inputs into the process.
Code cards have also been successfully used by customers with large footprints of shared computers by providing the code card to a store manager for authentication purposes.