Authentication is the process of verifying claimed identity. Authentication identifies users that request access to a resource. The resource can be a system, device, or network. A simple example is a username and password.
Access control often determines user identity according to credentials. Identify and manage your users with our sophisticated authentication solution. Other authentication methods like multi-factor authentication, single sign-on(SSO), passwordless authentication and biometrics are also used to authenticate user identity.
Veridentify helps organizations build progressive trust with their users, customers, and partners by supporting the delivery of simple and secure omnichannel experiences.
We support identity industry standards which are open specifications and protocols providing guidance to design and manage authentication and authorization systems.
You can easily embed authentication into native, desktop, web, mobile, single-page application.
Veridentify’s customizable multi-factor authentication(MFA) adds an additional layer of protection by requiring users to present two or more identifying credentials. You can easily create a set of rules to enable MFA rules for users to access your resources.
Examples of Multi-Factor Authentication include using a combination of these elements to authenticate:
Passwordless login is an authentication method that allows a user to access resources or applications without providing a password or answering security questions. Instead, the user provides some other form of evidence such as a token.
Passwordless login strengthens security by eliminating risky and weak passwords. It uses public-key cryptography instead of requiring passwords from users. It authenticates the user with a pair of cryptographic keys.
Veridentify offers you strong assurance of identities to achieve user trust.
Adaptive authentication dynamically adjusts authentication requirements based on contextual, behavioral, and correlated data of the user at the moment authentication is attempted. As attack vectors become more complex and sophisticated, Veridentify’s adaptive authentication strengthens security.
For example, if the user attempts to log in from a different location let’s assume a foreign country instead of her/his city, this may pose a greater risk so that system requires a higher level of assurance for users authenticating from certain IP addresses or geolocations. So the user may face additional authentication requirements such as MFA during sign-in.
Login attempts are not the same in terms of user behavior and environmental changes which can be perceived as anomalies.
Some login attempts have more risk factors relatively such as;