Hardware & Software
Single Sign-On and Multi-Factor Authentication
One secure sign-in for your team's apps, plus a quick second check that keeps out anyone who only has the password.
Better security that's easier to use
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) asks for a second check, like a tap on your phone, when someone signs in, and it stops most account takeovers. Single sign-on lets your team use one secure login for all their work apps, so there are fewer passwords to remember and fewer to lose.
How we roll it out
Start with email
We protect email and Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace first, since that's where most attacks start.
Add your other apps
We connect your other business apps to the same secure sign-in.
Help your team
We walk everyone through setup, so nobody is locked out and frustrated on the first morning.
Why it's worth it
Stops stolen passwords
Phished or guessed, a password on its own won't get someone into your accounts.
Fewer passwords
One login for most apps means fewer resets and less frustration.
Easy offboarding
Turn off one account and access to everything goes with it.
Tools we know
We work with Duo Security and the sign-in tools built into Microsoft and Google, and we're a partner of all three.
Who should have it
Anyone with email
Every business with email accounts. For practices and firms that hold patient or client financial records, it's one of the most sensible habits to have written down.
Where we draw the line
We won't make sign-in so strict that your team starts finding ways around it, because then it stops protecting anything.
Frequently asked questions
Is MFA a hassle?
Does single sign-on work with all our apps?
Can SSO and MFA be used together?
Where should we start?
How do we get this set up for our team?
Start with a free IT check-in
Tell us about your office and what you'd like sorted out. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.