Stop the 3-month debate. Start compliance. No contracts. Cancel anytime.
You’ve already done the analysis. We move straight to implementation. Within two business days, your environment is live and the compliance clock stops ticking — saving weeks of delay and tens of thousands in internal labor.
Typical enterprise options cost $6–7 per user per month and require complex integrations. We deliver the same regulatory protection for a fraction of the cost and zero user friction.
We handle the entire rollout and configuration in one week, so you can check the box, close the project, and move on to higher-value initiatives.
NYDFS Part 500.12 Implementation $1,000; ongoing from $500/mo for up to 100 concurrent users; +$50 per additional 10
Don't let November 1st catch you unprepared. Join the growing list of NYDFS-compliant companies.
NY DFS MFA refers to the multi-factor authentication requirements mandated by the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) under Part 500.12 of the Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies. If you're searching for "NY DFS MFA," you're likely a financial institution regulated by NYDFS that needs to comply with these critical security regulations.
The NY DFS MFA mandate under NYDFS Part 500.12 requires all covered financial institutions to implement multi-factor authentication for:
All NYDFS-regulated entities must be fully compliant with NY DFS MFA requirements by November 1, 2025. Non-compliance can result in penalties exceeding $1 million and potential regulatory enforcement actions by the New York Department of Financial Services.
We specialize in NYDFS Part 500.12 MFA implementation for New York financial institutions including banks, insurance companies, money transmitters, and other DFS-regulated entities. Our 7-day guaranteed implementation ensures your organization meets all NY DFS multi-factor authentication requirements.
NY DFS MFA refers to the multi-factor authentication requirements mandated by the New York Department of Financial Services under NYDFS Part 500.12. It requires covered financial institutions to implement MFA for all external access to internal networks and systems containing nonpublic information.
No rip‑and‑replace. We wrap your existing identity provider systems with NY DFS MFA-compliant multi-factor authentication.
Predefined playbook + parallel pilot + daily checkpoints. If NYDFS Part 500.12 compliance not achieved by Day 7 you owe $0.
You decide how often they need to reauthenticate per application.
Under 5 hours combined across security, identity, and exec sign‑off for complete NYDFS Part 500.12 MFA compliance.
All NYDFS-regulated entities including banks, insurance companies, money transmitters, HMOs, CCRCs, and other financial services companies operating in New York State must comply with NY DFS MFA requirements under Part 500.12.
The New York Department of Financial Services can impose penalties exceeding $1 million for non-compliance with Part 500.12 MFA requirements, plus potential enforcement actions and reputational damage.
Clear, low‑friction path from refundable deposit to full MFA compliance.
$250 refundable deposit secures a slot. If we’re not a fit after the call, refund is initiated immediately.
We confirm scope, gather high‑level app landscape, DNS / firewall authority, and timing. Balance of time used to outline kickoff.
You receive a lightweight CSV template (apps, base URLs, est. total users, privileged roles). Return securely—no passwords.
Provision tenant, register apps, ingest user CSV, pilot cohort selected. Concurrency modeling (definition pending).
Gateway test URLs shared. Pilot users validate critical paths; we monitor enrollment & auth telemetry.
On your green light, DNS (CNAME) / firewall adjustments route production traffic through gateway.
Remaining $750 + first $500 month billed. Ongoing service begins.
Helps us confirm feasibility fast—have these ready (estimates are fine).
HTTP / web‑accessible apps in scope (internal & external).
Total users + privileged/admin subset. Peak concurrency TBD.
Who can approve CNAME & egress changes.
Where user CSV export originates (AD, HR system, IdP, other).
Disqualification (rare): Non‑HTTP only applications or environments without any DNS / firewall access path. We flag this early.