Secure Login Codes at FMH Switzerland

FMH Zwitserland

The challenge
FMH, a Swiss healthcare organization, faced the challenge of finding a secure and reliable method for sending login codes to its users. These login codes are essential for granting access to their online platforms and services. FMH was looking for a solution that would safeguard the security of their systems while also offering a smooth and user friendly experience.

Our solution
In collaboration with Smstools, FMH implemented a strategy for sending login codes via SMS. Whenever a user needed access to the online platforms, a unique login code was automatically generated and sent via SMS to the user’s registered mobile number. These login codes were valid for single use only and served as a secure method to verify the user’s identity.

Results

Improved security
By sending login codes via SMS, FMH was able to increase the security of its online platforms. The unique and single use nature of the login codes ensured that only authorized users could access the systems, significantly reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

Ease of use
FMH users benefited from the convenience of receiving login codes via SMS. There was no need to install separate authentication apps or use physical security devices. Receiving an SMS with a login code proved to be a simple and familiar way to verify their identity.

Fast access
Thanks to the use of SMS messages for delivering login codes, users were able to access FMH’s online platforms quickly. They no longer had to wait for messages sent by other channels, which improved the efficiency of the login process.

Conclusion
The story of Secure Login Codes at FMH with Smstools illustrates how SMS communication can provide an effective and secure solution for sending login codes. With Smstools, FMH Switzerland implemented a reliable method to verify user identities while maintaining a smooth user experience. This approach not only enhanced the security of their online platforms but also simplified and accelerated the login process for users.