Yep. I don’t recommend it by default (most people I work with use GSuite in a work context, so recovery is normally administrator-mediated), but the fact that this exists is pretty awesome.
The pricing is very unclear from even three clicks in from that link, only that it is some sort of add on service.
I don't use it, but from what I can see, it appears to be free, apart from the keys themselves needing to be purchased.
I know that GSuite would like to differentiate its enterprise products by features, but allowing basic/business plans to force U2F would be great. Since it's also available in GCP's Cloud Identity product (which is free), I hope this is coming down the road.
That also means you cannot this account as your Android phone account without an NFC U2F token, correct?
Re:The FastMail Security Mindset
by vim_wannabe on Wednesday December 06, 2017 @05:35AM
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That looks amazing. Does any other company provide anything like this?
(I work on gmail, but I'm not intimately familiar with this option, other than knowing that it exists and is intended for high value targets like celebrities and politicians).