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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Software Articles
What is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)? Types and Benefits
What Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Software Users Told Us: Summer 2022
Ranking Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Software Based on G2 Reviews
Two-Factor Authentication: A Valuable Addition to Account Security
What Is Single Sign-on? How It Makes Authentication Simple
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Analyzing API Security in the Multicloud World
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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Software Glossary Terms
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Software Discussions
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Teams often adopt Ory Kratos for its open-source flexibility, but many later look for alternatives as operational complexity increases. Common challenges include risky upgrades due to breaking changes, high ongoing maintenance to support SSO and custom schemas, limited native support for multi-tenancy and enterprise requirements, and the growing engineering cost of running and scaling identity infrastructure in production.
Teams often start with Firebase Authentication for speed, but later look for alternatives as applications scale. Common drivers include tight Google Cloud lock-in, unpredictable usage-based costs at high volume, limited control over where user data is stored, and difficulty supporting multi-tenant, partner, or regulated use cases. Firebase’s basic security defaults and SMS-only MFA also leave gaps for teams that need stronger security orchestration and compliance flexibility.
















