Mi-Token is a cybersecurity company originally developed in 2005 by cryptographic and bank security specialists. The company was initially focused on two-factor authentication (2FA) for the banking industry, with an emphasis on providing a simplified user experience backed by bank-grade security standards. Since 2009, Mi-Token has expanded its offerings to serve a broader enterprise market, including banks, government agencies, and corporate enterprises across the globe. The product has evolved from a banking and VPN-centric authentication tool into a comprehensive Single Sign-On (SSO) solution. The platform is SAML compliant and ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services) compatible, enabling integration with existing enterprise identity infrastructure. Mi-Token's core product suite centers on identity and access management, with multi-factor authentication as a foundational capability. The solution is designed to support enterprise workforce access control, combining authentication security with usability. The company operates out of offices in the United States and Australia, serving an international customer base. The company's blog covers cybersecurity news and threat intelligence topics, including ransomware, malware incidents, and broader security vulnerabilities such as the Log4j flaw, suggesting an effort to engage and educate its customer base on the current threat landscape.