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| Feature | Miradore | Microsoft Intune | Jamf Pro | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Native TOTP (Auth App) | Tied to Azure AD (MFA) | TOTP or Duo Integration | | Setup Complexity | Low (Native) | High (Requires IdP config) | Medium (Requires integration) | | Device Login MFA | No | Yes (via Azure AD/Windows Hello) | Yes (via Jamf Connect) | | Cost | Included in Free/Pro plans | Included (Licensing dependent) | Included |

If you are deploying Miradore, follow this checklist to maximize 2FA effectiveness: miradore two-factor

When evaluating Miradore’s security, the distinction between the and the Device is the most common point of confusion. | Feature | Miradore | Microsoft Intune |

While TOTP codes can theoretically be phished (if a user is tricked into entering the code into a fake Miradore login page), the short lifespan of the code (usually 30 seconds) makes real-time phishing attacks difficult. It significantly raises the bar for attackers. If an admin loses their phone, these codes

For high-security environments, consider using authenticator apps that support hardware-backed security.

Miradore provides recovery codes during setup. Store these in a secure password manager. If an admin loses their phone, these codes are the only way to regain access without resetting the account.