MFA & SSO Coverage
See which accounts lack MFA, rely on weak factors like SMS, or sign in outside your SSO, then drive each open gap to closure.

Admins keep local logins in SaaS apps that never pass through your IdP.
SMS codes pass the MFA check but are easier to intercept than app or key-based factors.
Each app tracks MFA its own way, so coverage gets checked by hand.


See MFA status and SSO use for every account, including local and cloud admin accounts outside your IdP.
Flag accounts with no MFA or weak methods such as SMS, with admin rights and dormancy in view.
Schedule checks, notify account owners, escalate to managers when gaps stay open, or open a ticket.
MFA status and SSO use, including local and cloud admin accounts.
Accounts relying on SMS or other weak methods.
Recurring checks that notify account owners.
Escalate to managers or open a ticket in your ITSM tool.
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MFA coverage is the share of accounts that are protected by multi-factor authentication, across every app and identity provider. Oleria measures it for each account, including local accounts outside SSO, and shows which ones are missing MFA or use a weak method.
Many SaaS and cloud apps let admins create accounts with their own username and password. Those logins never pass through your identity provider, so SSO and IdP MFA policies don't apply to them.
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SMS is weaker than authenticator apps or security keys because codes can be intercepted or redirected through SIM swapping. NIST classifies SMS as a restricted authenticator. Phishing-resistant factors such as security keys are stronger. Oleria flags accounts that rely on SMS.
Oleria finds MFA and SSO gaps and drives them to closure. It runs scheduled checks, notifies account owners, escalates to managers when gaps stay open, and can open tickets in your ITSM tool.
MFA and SSO coverage evidence from Oleria supports authentication controls in PCI DSS, NIST 800-171, HIPAA, SOX, GDPR, and FedRAMP programs.
Guides and research on closing MFA gaps, weak factors, and accounts that bypass SSO.