Best Free Risk-Based Authentication Software of 2025

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    GateKeeper Enterprise Reviews

    GateKeeper Enterprise

    Untethered Labs, Inc.

    $3/user/month
    3 Ratings
    Passwordless, proximity login to desktop applications, Macs, PCs, Macs, websites and Macs. Active proximity-detection allows hands-free wireless 2FA and password management. IT administrators can allow users to log into their computers and websites dynamically using a physical key. This can be done either automatically, manually, by touch, pressing Enter, or with an PIN. You can easily log in, switch users, change computers, and log out without any passwords, touch, trouble, or hassle - all you need is a key. The computer locks automatically when a user leaves, preventing access to the computer or web passwords. Continuous authentication ensures that users are constantly being checked to make sure they have access. No more typing passwords. Administrators and compliance can now automate password protection from a central admin console. This allows them to enforce stronger passwords and 2FA and gives employees the ability to log in without having to interrupt their workflow. Helpdesk tickets for forgotten passwords/password resets will be reduced. Login and autolock with proximity
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    LastPass Reviews
    Top Pick

    LastPass

    LastPass

    $4 per user per month
    32 Ratings
    LastPass is the leader in password and identity management solutions, trusted by individuals and organizations of all sizes worldwide. Millions rely on LastPass daily to create, store, manage, and protect their most important credentials, keeping them secure, private and always within reach. With LastPass, anyone can effortlessly log in to life or work anytime, anywhere.
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    FusionAuth Reviews
    Top Pick
    FusionAuth was built from the ground up to integrate with any app or language. Each feature (yes, every one) is exposed via an API which gives you total flexibility to handle any use cases. Every feature and acronym you need is included: registration & log-in, passwordless, MFA, SAML and OIDC. In seconds, you can comply with GDPR, HIPAA and COPPA requirements. FusionAuth can be installed on any platform, on any computer, and anywhere. FusionAuth Cloud, our fully managed SaaS hosting solution, allows you to host it yourself.
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    HYPR Reviews

    HYPR

    HYPR | The Passwordless Company

    $4.00 per user/month
    HYPR is The True Passwordless Company with cutting edge technology and backed up by major investment partners. The HYPR Cloud Platform allows Passwordless Authentication across an enterprise workforce. It combines the security and convenience of a smartcard with the convenience of a smartphone. With HYPR, businesses can eliminate customer passwords and provide a superior login experiences for your customers as well. Consumer-grade usability increases the productivity of your employees and reduces friction for your customers.
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    WSO2 Identity Server Reviews
    WSO2 Identity Server API-driven is built on open standards and offers the option of cloud, hybrid, or on-premise deployments. It is highly extensible and can support complex IAM requirements. WSO2 Identity Server allows you to do single sign-on as well as identity federation. It is backed up by strong and adaptive authentication. Securely expose APIs and manage identities by connecting with heterogeneous user accounts. Open-source IAM can be used to innovate quickly and to build secure Customer IAM solutions (CIAM) to deliver a user-friendly experience.
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    Secfense Reviews
    Secure your company, employees, and customers with stronger authentication. 2FA can be deployed in minutes and not weeks. 2FA (and other user access policies) are built into the infrastructure and not fixed to applications. Allowing the use of all 2FA methods on the market, now and in the future, without changing the core. Protection is available to all employees, including those who work in the public, private, and on-premise sectors. Secfense is installed between your users and the applications they access. It tracks traffic patterns that are related to authentication. It can then enforce multifactor authentication logon and other sensitive actions, without interfering in applications existing code or databases. The platform always has the most current 2FA methods. Secfense and applied methods are not affected by application changes. You can control session expiration rules across all applications. Do not rely on VPNs. Instead, trust users and their devices.
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