We have data on 123 companies that use Google Authenticator. The companies using Google Authenticator are most often found in United States and in the Information Technology and Services industry. Google Authenticator is most often used by companies with >10000 employees and >1000M dollars in revenue. Our data for Google Authenticator usage goes back as far as 4 years and 4 months.
Google Authenticator Market Share and Competitors in Identity & Access Management
We use the best indexing techniques combined with advanced data science to monitor the market share of over 15,000 technology products, including Identity & Access Management. By scanning billions of public documents, we are able to collect deep insights on every company, with over 100data fields per company at an average. In the Identity & Access Managementcategory, Google Authenticator has a market share of about 0.1%. Other major and competing products in this category include:
Google Authenticator is a software-based authenticator that provides security for an account by implementing two-step verification services using Time-based and HMAC-based One-time Password Algorithm for authenticating users of mobile applications by Google.
Top Industries that use Google Authenticator
Top Industries that use Google Authenticator
Looking at Google Authenticator customers by industry, we find that Information Technology and Services (21%), Financial Services (12%), Computer Software (11%) and Internet (7%) are the largest segments.
Top Countries that use Google Authenticator
Top Countries that use Google Authenticator
69% of Google Authenticator customers are in United States and 6% are in United Kingdom.
Distribution of companies that use Google Authenticator based on company size (Employees)
Distribution of companies that use Google Authenticator based on company size (Employees)
Of all the customers that are using Google Authenticator, a majority (64%) are large (>1000 employees), 4% are small (<50 employees) and 26% are medium-sized.
Distribution of companies that use Google Authenticator based on company size (Revenue)
Distribution of companies that use Google Authenticator based on company size (Revenue)
Of all the customers that are using Google Authenticator, a majority (67%) are large (>$1000M), 12% are small (<$50M) and 5% are medium-sized.
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The secret key is like a secondary password shared between the authenticator app on your device and your Knowledge Hub account. If you have multiple devices, they must all share the same secret key. If you feel that the secret key has been compromised, you should regenerate and save a new secret key.
The secret key for two-factor authentication (which is a form of multi-factor authentication) is a unique 16 character alphanumeric code that is required during the set up of the PIN generating tools.
The secret key/seed is a static value that's created when you establish a new account on the authentication server. While the secret key/seed doesn't change, the moving factor changes each time a new OTP is requested.
Google Authenticator app generates a six-digit code for you to enter when you log in. The code changes about every minute. Once you have set up the connection with ACF's site, every time that you log out of your ACF account you will need to use Google Authenticator to regain access when you login again.
Today, Google Authenticator is used extensively for websites and online services that have enabled 2FA. The app generates a one-time passcode (OTP) for each site or service that the user has registered with the authenticator.
If your Google Authenticator app isn't available, having several active verification methods will ensure that you can access your accounts. For example, Google offers additional 2FA methods such as backup codes (one-time passcodes) and passkeys.
Over the past two year, the number of Microsoft Authenticator monthly downloads increased from approximately three million a month to over five million as of September 2022.
The multi-factor authentication market (MFA) has been constantly increasing over the past years. In 2022, the global MFA was estimated at nearly 13 billion U.S. dollars, and was forecast to double its value by 2027.
During setup, the service provider generates an 80-bit secret key for each user (whereas RFC 4226 §4 requires 128 bits and recommends 160 bits). This is transferred to the Authenticator app as a 16, 26, or 32-character base32 string, or as a QR code.
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