In two-factor authentication, the first factor is the credentials provided by the user, such as username and password. These are then validated with a second factor, which may include One-time Password (OTP), smart cards, or biometrics. The segment includes the authentication with two layers of security factors, such as smart card with a PIN, a smart card with one biometric feature, one biometric feature with a PIN, two biometric features, and an OTP with PIN.

Chapter 1 Methodology and Scope

Chapter 2 Executive Summary

Chapter 3 Multi-factor Authentication Market Industry Outlook

Chapter 4 MFA Model Outlook

Chapter 5 MFA Application Outlook

Chapter 6 MFA Regional Outlook

Chapter 7 Competitive Landscape