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Validate identity with continuous authentication
Ensure the right users have the right access at the right time, no matter where they are.
Read: Foundations of Zero Trust
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Continuous authentication verifies identity throughout time
Identity is essential to determining and establishing trust. It’s imperative to know who a user is and if they are authentic to confidently grant, renew, or deny access to any of an organization’s assets. Continuous authentication uses risk-based verification to confirm user identity on an ongoing basis, based on credentials and behaviors beyond the initial login. It compares a user’s historical behaviors to their current ones, and dynamically requests reauthentication as needed, in response to unexpected patterns of behavior.
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Continuous authentication protects your organization
Continuous authentication is a critical step in establishing a zero trust implementation. With automation and orchestration, continuous authentication can reduce security risk without placing undue burdens on tech teams or on end users.
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Confidently verify users
Compare multiple credentials and behaviors to gain a deeper understanding of users and how they use your systems.
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Reduce security vulnerability
Intelligent user authentication makes it harder for bad actors to penetrate your attack surface.
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Low friction for users
Continuous authentication primarily occurs behind the scenes. This reduces the impact of security practices on user productivity.
Implementing continuous authentication
Enforce secure application access with SSO and MFA
Passwordless authentication allows you to improve user productivity while reducing security risk.
With single sign-on (SSO), consolidate app login workflows to one set of credentials, then protect that access point with a
strong multi-factor authentication (MFA) process that supports continuous application access.
Lab: Application-first security with Cisco and AWS
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Sandbox: Secure a cloud-native application
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