Strong Authentication

In 2021 the European Payment Service Directive (PSD2) came into effect, giving more relevance to strong authentication. Here everything you need to know about it and the effects on e-commerce

Intelligent Adaptive Authentication is an AI-driven authentication solution that identifies user behavior patterns and assess risk in real-time. It provides a high level of security and a good user experience.

Multi-factor biometric authentication requires the verification of biometric elements that cyber criminals cannot steal or replicate. This is why it is the safest method.

Biometric authentication is a method of identification that uses one's unique physical attributes as proof of identity. It provides with greater security than traditional methods such as passwords.

An authentication method is a remote system based on digital technology that companies use to verify the identity of users and customers and ensure that only authorized individuals can access sensitive information. For these reasons, it is popular in today’s organizations for a variety of purposes, from protecting financial accounts to accessing online services, to customer onboarding.

Two-factor authentication is the safest protection system for digital accounts. As the name suggests, it requires two factors for the authentication process.

Certified emails are very popular tools nowadays, used especially for official communications for both public and private activities because they have the same legal value of the traditional registered letters and, moreover, guarantee a safe and protected delivery up to destination. With the recent revision of the EU eIDAS Regulation, which concerns topics like digital identification and authentication, now finally PEC certified email systems become European, thus it will be possible for PEC users to easily send and receive safe and authenticated certified emails all over the European area.

Strong authentication is the way to guarantee security, data protection, operational continuity and platforms safety in hybrid and remote workspaces. This profound change makes strong authentication the crucial pillar for such work environments, as it is based on multi-factor authentication (MFA) and its market is expected to be valued around $20 billion by 2025. Among the most relevant benefits of the use of strong authentication in hybrid and remote workspace the compliance to data protection regulatory frameworks (e.g. GDPR) stands out, proving the organization's commitment about privacy, sensitive data and information and enhancing brand reputation among stakeholders.

Biometric recognition is a new form of identification based on people's features. Here's how it works and its applications.

Strong Authentication, Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) are not the same thing. Let’s find out more.