Tool overview
Multifactor is listed under Cybersecurity AI tools.
What is Multifactor?
Multifactor protects online accounts and agent access with encrypted credential storage, controlled account sharing, revocable authorization, auditing, and agent-focused security. Its Multi assistant can use approved accounts without exposing credentials.
Best for
Individuals and enterprises sharing online accounts with people or agents securely
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm supported account types, authentication factors, agent identities, authorization model, approval gates, audit retention, recovery, post-quantum claims, enterprise support, and the current quote.
Key features
Encrypted account and credential storage
Passwordless account sharing without disclosure
Revocable access controls for AI agents
Multi assistant for authorized account use
Auditing and enterprise compliance features
Post-quantum zero-trust security design
Use cases
Sharing accounts without revealing passwords
Letting agents use approved online services
Auditing agent authentication and actions
Protecting enterprise access to AI systems
Pros
- Consumer baseline is free and unlimited
- Credentials remain hidden from recipients
- Built specifically for human-agent collaboration
Limitations
Multifactor reduces credential exposure but cannot guarantee an authorized agent will act correctly. Organizations must apply least privilege, transaction approvals, monitoring, credential rotation, recovery controls, and independent review for sensitive actions.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Multifactor states that baseline features are free and unlimited for individuals and small groups. Enterprise plans use custom pricing for advanced auditing, compliance, support, and service-level requirements.
Supported languages
- English
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