Best Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Apps for DataGrip

Compare the Top Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Apps that integrate with DataGrip as of October 2025

This a list of Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) apps that integrate with DataGrip. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with DataGrip. View the products that work with DataGrip in the table below.

What are Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Apps for DataGrip?

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) software is a security system which requires users to authenticate themselves through multiple credentials. This usually means providing something you know, like a password or PIN, and something you possess, such as a hardware token or biometric data. With this two-factor authentication process, user access can be more securely managed than with traditional single-factor authentication systems. Compare and read user reviews of the best Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) apps for DataGrip currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    AuthPoint

    AuthPoint

    WatchGuard

    Our unique multi-factor authentication (MFA) solution not only helps to reduce the likelihood of network disruptions and data breaches arising from lost or stolen credentials, but we deliver this important capability entirely from the Cloud for easy set-up and management. AuthPoint goes beyond traditional 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) by considering innovative ways to positively identify users, and our large ecosystem of 3rd party integrations means that you can use MFA to protect access. Ultimately, WatchGuard AuthPoint is the right solution at the right time to make MFA a reality for the businesses who desperately need it to block attacks. AuthPoint uses a push message, QR code, or one-time password (OTP) as an additional factor proving your identity, and our mobile device DNA matches the authorized user’s phone when granting access to systems and applications. Therefore, any attacker who clones a user’s device in an attempt to access a protected system would be blocked.
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