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Short explainers and setup walkthroughs for Spriv's Adaptive Multi Factor Authentication.

Which video should you watch first?

New to Spriv? Start with the adaptive explainers to see why most logins never need a tap, then follow the account and pairing walkthroughs before installing anything on a server. Each video has its own page with a summary of what it covers and a link to the matching step-by-step guide.

Adaptive MFA in under a second

A trusted workstation and phone pair clears the second factor with no user interaction. This animated explainer shows how Spriv's patented Adaptive Multi Factor Authentication learns a user's computer and phone environment once, then authenticates later logins automatically in the background.

Adaptive Risk Based Two Factor Authentication

How Spriv's Adaptive Risk Based Two Factor Authentication works: once a user allows a login from a specific computer and their phone detects the same environment, future logins are authenticated automatically, some in as little as 175 milliseconds, with no user intervention.

How to create a two factor authentication account

Essential first steps with Spriv: register a new account at app.spriv.com, download and install the Spriv application on your mobile phone, and pair your new account with the Spriv app before installing Multi Factor Authentication for Windows Remote Desktop.

Spriv: Pairing Adaptive Two Factor Authentication

How Spriv links one specific phone with one specific username from one company: a pairing link is sent by SMS to the user's mobile phone, and the user pairs just by clicking it.

Adaptive Authentication for Linux and Unix: the fastest two factor authentication

The fastest two factor authentication (2FA) for Linux and Unix, and the only Multi Factor Authentication with automation on Linux, using Spriv's adaptive PAM module for SSH and sudo.

Spriv Wins 2010 LBSC Awards NA Winners

Spriv LLC presenting at the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge 2010 finals at Where 2.0 in San Jose, where Spriv's location-based authentication won the North America Second Runner-Up award.