As you’ve matured your IAM technology capabilities, one initiative you’ve probably got under your belt is MFA pretty much everywhere. Nice job! However, triggering an MFA prompt every single time your employees or customers authenticate leads to MFA fatigue—which turns approving MFA prompts into an automatic habit and your otherwise responsible users into gateways for MFA prompt bombing attacks.

There’s a better way—and it’s to add intelligence that makes authentication adaptive so that you only trigger MFA when it’s needed. In this webinar, learn about how PingOne Protect (a rebranded combination of PingOne Risk and PingOne Fraud, available June 30), helps your organization reduce MFA fatigue, user frustration and session abandonment, while also minimizing risk and helping prevent account takeover and new account fraud.

Key takeaways include:
- The patterns that attackers use to open new accounts and take over existing ones
- An overview of the use cases and risk predictors available in PingOne Protect
- How to quickly implement PingOne Protect to reduce unnecessary MFA prompts