Multi-Factor Authentication Services
Multi‑Factor Authentication Services Across Newcastle, the North East and Nationwide.
Protect user accounts, applications and business data with fully managed multi‑factor authentication services. Trustack helps organisations deploy, manage and optimise MFA solutions, reducing the risk of credential compromise while supporting secure access across cloud, hybrid and on‑premises environments.
Rapid Deployment
Implement MFA quickly across users, applications and devices with minimal disruption.
Modern Authentication Methods
Move beyond legacy authentication methods with passwordless, FIDO2 and passkey‑based solutions.
Centralised Management
Manage authentication policies, users and integrations from a single platform.
Built for Compliance
Support security requirements associated with Cyber Essentials and modern security frameworks.
Multi‑Factor Authentication Services That Reduce Identity Risk
User identities remain one of the most common attack targets for cybercriminals. Trustack’s MFA as a Service offering helps organisations strengthen account security by introducing additional verification requirements during authentication, reducing the risk of compromised credentials being used to gain unauthorised access.
Many businesses still rely on passwords as their primary defence, despite passwords being vulnerable to phishing, credential theft and password reuse. Our multi‑factor authentication services help organisations move towards stronger authentication models, reducing dependence on passwords while improving security and usability across business applications and systems.
Why Choose Trustack?
Customer First
We make authentication projects straightforward, providing guidance and support throughout deployment.
Excellence Through Teamwork
Our collaborative team works seamlessly to provide expert support and consistent, high-quality service.
Trusted Innovation & Integrity
We rigorously test every solution to ensure it’s right for your business, always with integrity and your goals in mind.
Trusted Expertise That Supports Identity Security
At Trustack, we understand that strong identity security is fundamental to protecting modern organisations. As cyber threats continue to evolve, organisations need authentication controls that go beyond passwords and support secure access across users, devices and applications.
Our multi‑factor authentication services sit within our wider Identity & Access Management and Cyber Security services, complementing solutions such as Privileged Access Management (PAM). These services help organisations reduce identity‑based risks, improve visibility and maintain greater control over access to critical systems and data.
Hear From Our Customers
Unipres
Andrew Furness
Controller - Information Systems, Unipres UK Limited
“Trustack has been a trusted partner of Unipres for 11 years now. The stack of products they’ve worked with us to implement at Unipres has grown from an initial implementation of VMware vSphere to VMware Horizon, Veaam Backup and Replication and Trend Deep Security to name a few. We feel confident that they will implement specialist manufacturing IT solutions tailored to our business needs and deliver them to the requirements and quality Unipres expect as an organisation.”
Collingwood Business Solutions
Michael Ward
IT Director, Collingwood Business Solutions Limited
“Trustack are a trusted partner who have worked with us for a number of years. They know our business and have in depth knowledge of our complex infrastructure whether that be security, networking, virtualisation or any other parts that play an integral role in our success as an IT service provider and Insurance distribution business. Trustack have been a major part of Collingwood’s success working with us to enable us to scale accordingly with innovative solutions and robust security”
Muckle LLP
Andrew Black
Director of IT, Muckle LLP
“We rely on Trustack to help us deliver innovative, cost-effective technology. Their extensive technical knowledge and legal industry experience means they always offer us reasoned, pragmatic advice.”
“Trustack always stay one step ahead when it comes to providing the latest products and services. They understand our business and work proactively with our IT team to ensure we always deliver the best service to the firm and our clients.”
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FAQs
Do UK businesses need multi‑factor authentication to meet cybersecurity and regulatory requirements?
Many recognised security frameworks and best practices now expect MFA to be implemented for sensitive accounts and business systems. It is also an important component of Cyber Essentials requirements and is widely regarded as a baseline security control.
How much should a UK organisation budget for multi‑factor authentication and what factors influence the total cost?
Costs vary depending on the authentication platform, licensing requirements, number of users, application integrations and level of management required. Existing Microsoft licensing may already provide access to some MFA capabilities.
What is involved in deploying multi‑factor authentication across an organisation and integrating it with existing systems?
Deployment typically includes identifying in‑scope applications, configuring authentication policies, onboarding users, integrating systems and validating access. The complexity depends on the number of applications and authentication sources involved.
What are the risks of choosing the wrong authentication method or failing to implement MFA effectively?
Poorly implemented MFA can introduce usability issues, inconsistent protection or increased vulnerability to modern attacks. Older methods such as SMS can also be more susceptible to certain attack techniques than newer passwordless approaches.
How can multi‑factor authentication improve security outcomes and reduce business exposure to cyber threats?
MFA helps reduce the impact of stolen passwords by requiring additional forms of verification before access is granted. Modern passwordless methods provide further protection against phishing, session theft and credential‑based attacks.
How do you choose the right multi‑factor authentication provider for your organisation’s industry, users and technical requirements?
The right solution depends on factors such as existing technology platforms, compliance requirements, user experience considerations and integration needs. We assess your environment and recommend the most appropriate authentication approach for your organisation.