Investegate Intercede Launches MyID® Authenticate for Phishing-Resistant Authentication
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- •MyID® Authenticate offers phishing-resistant sign-in for Windows and cloud services.
- •The solution supports FIDO2 security keys and integrates with existing MyID® MFA systems.
- •Intercede will demonstrate the product at GovWare 2026, highlighting its capabilities.
Intercede has launched MyID® Authenticate, a FIDO passkey authentication solution aimed at providing phishing-resistant sign-in for government and enterprise users. The solution is set to debut at GovWare 2026 with a major European public-sector organization as its lead customer. MyID® Authenticate supports FIDO2 security keys and device-bound passkeys, enabling secure access to Windows desktops, cloud services, and legacy applications. It integrates with existing MyID® MFA systems and can be deployed on-premise, in the cloud, or hybrid environments. The launch addresses ongoing challenges organizations face in extending passkey authentication beyond web applications. MyID® Authenticate is designed to enhance security against phishing attacks, which remain a significant threat to user credentials. The product will be showcased at GovWare 2026 from October 13-15, 2026, in Singapore.
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