Better Protect your Data with Multi-Factor Authentication

Technology has transformed the way we operate and grow our businesses, from enabling remote work for employees to making data-driven decisions with powerful analytics tools. While businesses now have the ability to scale faster than ever before, they’ve also opened themselves up to an increased risk of sensitive information falling into the wrong hands. At Sensor Tower, we’re committed to leading the industry in account security management, and ensuring that our customers’ company and personal data remain secure. That’s why we’re excited to announce we’ve enabled Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), to decrease the risk of a cyber attack and keep our customers’ data safe.

Multi-Factor Authentication is a security technology that requires a user to provide two or more methods of authentication to verify a user’s identity before they can gain access to a resource, such as an online account or application, when logging in with a username and password. These verification factors can include a combination of what the user knows (a password or PIN), what the user possesses (smartphone or badge), and who the user is (fingerprint or voice recognition). 

The most common MFA factors that users encounter are one-time passwords (OTPs). OTPs are 4-8 digit codes sent by email, SMS, or mobile app that are generated periodically or each time an authentication request is submitted. Sensor Tower only supports mobile apps with 6 digit OTPs at this time.

Sensor Tower empowers customers with accurate, actionable, and innovative intelligence to succeed in the rapidly-evolving digital economy. With features like Connected Credentials, customers can connect their App Store, Google Play, and Firebase Accounts to view all of their app-related data and compare it with the powerful insights Sensor Tower provides without leaving Sensor Tower. Our top priority is ensuring that this feature helps you streamline your workflow without creating heightened risk of breaching company data. With MFA enabled, our customers can rest assured that only authorized users at their company can access this sensitive data.

Learn more about how to enable Multi-Factor Authentication here.