AWS Amazon Trustkey
MFA for Identity Center directory users – AWS IAM
TrustKey Security Key for Amazon AWS MFA Authentication
Amazon Web Services (AWS) supports hardware security keys, including compatible AWS Amazon TrustKey FIDO security keys, as an additional Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) method for protecting AWS accounts. Organizations can configure a supported TrustKey security key for AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) users and root users to strengthen login security and prevent unauthorized account access.
Using a compatible AWS Amazon Trustkey hardware authentication key helps AWS administrators implement stronger identity verification across multiple users and AWS accounts. Depending on AWS MFA configuration and supported security key functionality, a single physical security key can be registered with multiple IAM users and root users, simplifying MFA device management while improving access protection.
AWS Amazon Trustkey USB FIDO2 security keys provide a convenient hardware-based authentication solution for businesses, cloud administrators, IT teams, and organizations looking to strengthen Amazon AWS account security, IAM user authentication, and cloud access protection.
How to Use
Register Trustkey with AWS Amazon TrustKey
How to enroll and login using AWS Amazon TrustKey
Works with TrustKey FIDO2 Security Keys
TrustKey collaborates and works with hundreds of products, services, and applications. Check the TrustKey compatibility list for details.
| 1Password | AOL | Auth0 |
| AWS | Basecamp | Bitfinex |
| Cloudflare | Dashlane Business | Dashlane Premium |
| Digidentity | Dropbox for Business | Dropbox for Personal |
| eBay | Fastmail | |
| ForgeRock | gandi.net | GeoIP2 (MaxMind) |
| GitHub | GitLab | GoDaddy |
| HEY | Apple iCloud | LOGIN.GOV |
| Microsoft | minFraud (MaxMind) | Nulab |
| OneLogin | Ping Identity | Porkbun |
| Sentry | Shopify | |
| Yahoo | Kakao | |
| NAVER | OpenAI | — |