Learn more about next-gen passwordless authentication and the evolving IAM space

Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication is a technology that enables a user to authenticate just once and then allows that user access to multiple applications and/or services. While this function seems to indicate that SSO is built...

Single factor authentication (SFA) is any kind of authentication that only uses one authentication factor. That factor may be something you know, something you have, or something you are. In the early days of...

Multi-Factor authentication (MFA) is any kind of authentication method that uses two or more authentication factors. Authentication factors may include something you know, something you have,

Biometric authentication has fast become one of the most commonly used and accepted methods of authentication. It uses specific characteristics of a person, such as facial features, voice, and fingerprints, to validate one’s identit...

API authentication is the process of verifying the identities of users, individual devices, or platforms seeking access to APIs (Application Programming Interface). It acts as a digital guardian, protecting the...

Most of the time, when browsing the web, we’re not communicating with one website and its services at a time but with several. Often, this happens behind the scenes to make life easier for users and for the many companies that provide services to them...

In today’s digital landscape, the need for strong authentication mechanisms is a critical component of sound organizational cybersecurity. Think of it as the first line of defense in safeguarding the invaluable resource of sensitive data...

Passwordless-based authentication has a lot of advantages and is the underpinning of any robust cybersecurity program. While it's far more secure than using passwords to access important information, it can be burdensome for employees to learn a new...

Password-based authentication protocols are established series of steps and processes that use passwords to verify the identity of someone accessing a service or resource...

Biometrics is an increasingly popular form of biometric authentication. Instead of using something that a user knows or has to identify them, biometrics uses something unique to them as a person. Many forms of biometric authentication...