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The single control that stops most account takeovers.

MFA deployment and enforcement across every system that matters — configured once, not fought with daily.

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✓ HIPAA compliant
Overview
Why MFA still isn't 'done' everywhere

Most organizations have MFA on their email. Fewer have it enforced consistently across VPN, cloud storage, financial systems, and admin accounts — which is exactly where attackers look next.

MFA enforcement across email, VPN, and cloud apps
Adaptive authentication based on risk signals
Hardware key support for high-risk accounts
Legacy-system workarounds that don't create gaps
Employee onboarding that doesn't create help-desk tickets
Ongoing enforcement audits
In practice
MFA alone blocks the vast majority of automated account-takeover attempts — it remains the single highest-leverage control most organizations can deploy.
Why Varsity
What you get that a generic vendor won't.
Deployed without disrupting daily workflows
Covers legacy systems most vendors skip
HIPAA and SOC 2-aligned enforcement
Certified California-based support
Questions
What people ask before they sign.
What about legacy systems that don't support MFA natively?
We find a workaround (proxy authentication, network-layer controls) rather than leaving a gap in coverage.
Will employees push back on MFA?
Some initial friction is normal — we minimize it with adaptive authentication that only prompts extra verification when something looks risky.
Hardware keys or app-based authentication?
Depends on the risk level of the account — we recommend hardware keys for admin and financial-system access specifically.
How do you audit MFA enforcement?
Regular reviews confirm coverage hasn't quietly lapsed on any system, particularly ones added after initial rollout.
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