Implementing Continuous Authentication

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Most organizations have different layers of risk associated with different activities, says Rohan Pinto.

“Continuous authentication checks a user at every point of access against a user’s profile and levels of risk to decide if that user will be allowed access to that resource in your network,” Pinto says. This is part of a zero-trust approach and includes the following requirements:

  • Support for multi-factor authentication (MFA)
  • Identity governance
  • Real-time threat monitoring 

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