Things To Know About Strong Customer Authentication
Strong customer authentication is one of the technologies that you should embrace in your business if you want to improve the security of your data and business systems. It confirms user identity reliably and safely, never solely based on shared secrets/symmetric keys like passwords, recovery questions and codes. Strong customer authentication assumes that credential phishing and impersonation attacks are inevitable and robustly repels them. Even though multi-factor authentication remains among the best ways to establish who trusted users are, actual strong authentication goes beyond either two-factor authentication or multifactor authentication. When you are implementing multifactor authentication, at a minimum, you follow the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) Assurance Level-2 for admin functions. What this means is that you use two factors: something you know, like a code or password, and something you have, like a push notification or a one-time passcode gen