Product Update: Introducing Multi-Factor Authentication for Asset-Map

Given the sensitive nature of client information in financial services, Asset-Map is committed to providing a safe and secure platform.  

As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure the highest levels of platform and data security, we’re excited to announce the release of multi-factor authentication to all Asset-Map users.

What is multi-factor authentication?

Multi-factor authentication (MFA), also called two-factor authentication or 2FA, is a proven process of requiring users to provide two or more verification factors to protect and secure their data from a variety of cyberattacks.

Here are Just a Few Benefits of Enabling MFA:

  • Reduces Fraud & Identity Theft - MFA reduces the risk of fraud and identity theft by requiring additional security measures that “bad actors” can not easily access.

  • Increases Client Trust - Clients like to know that their data is secure. Enabling MFA reduces the risk of data breaches and shows a focus on protecting customer data.

  • Helps You Stay Compliant - Enhanced data security measures such as MFA are often suggested, or even required of governing bodies.

How to Enable Multi-Factor Authentication in Asset-Map

  1. Navigate to User Preferences > Security and scroll until you see “Multi-Factor Authentication”

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2. Here, you can choose to connect either your email or cell phone as a trusted device that will receive a unique code each time you attempt to log in to Asset-Map.

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3. The next time you log in to Asset-Map, a message will be sent to your device and you will be required to enter the uniquely generated code

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4. Under Security Settings, you’ll now see a list of trusted devices at the bottom of the page.

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Click here to learn more about Asset-Map privacy and data security efforts.

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