MTRIX Selects Veridium for Attack Resistant, Simplified Passwordless Auth

May 10, 2023 | News

MTRIX Driving Attack-Resistant, Uniform Passwordless Auth Across Customer Platforms, Devices and Users

By Peter R. Kelley

Global authentication integrator MTRIX has selected Veridium to provide trusted digital identities and passwordless authentication to provide its customers with the same visual, attack-resistant user experience across their wide range of platforms and environments.

MTRIX GmbH in Germany and MTRIX America Inc. are experts in authentication solutions, serving organizations such as BMW, VGH, Heckler & Koch, Pfisterer and BFS health finance.

Veridium delivers consistent authentication across all devices – from smartphones and tablets to desktops and VDI environments, helping to secure interactions across all stakeholders such as employees, customers, and contractors. Its passwordless authentication serves all applications and systems such as workspaces, mobile, web and custom applications. The frictionless, consistent user experience and phish-resistance are increasingly important to MTRIX customers.

Strong, frictionless, passwordless authentication that scales and works across platforms and ecosystems and is a key to security, compliance, and user satisfaction.

Veridium experts note that companies spend billions of dollars on anti-phishing solutions and user training in an attempt to overcome human nature. Eliminating phishing’s root cause – the password – addresses the problem by providing state of the art protection against phishing and password theft, eliminating password spraying, password reuse and replay, brute force attacks, and other threats. 

Veridium CRO Rainer Witzgall said, “Today’s security teams face daunting authentication challenges. Complex methods add friction for the user and can be cumbersome for both the organization’s users and customers.”

MTRIX founder and CEO Malte Kahrs said: “As longtime leaders in authentication solutions for some of the world’s top consumer brands and most security-centric financial and critical infrastructure organizations, we are always on the lookout for new solutions that cover the needs of our customers. We are glad that our search led us to Veridium and that we can expand our portfolio with this innovative solution for passwordless authentication that’s effective, frictionless and consistent across platforms.”

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