Strong Authentication
Strong Authentication is an authentication approach that combines multiple factors with sufficient resistance to reuse and impersonation.
Definition
Strong Authentication is a high-assurance authentication approach that relies on at least two distinct authentication factors and expects at least one of them to be resistant to replay or reuse. Its purpose is to improve assurance beyond simple password-based login and reduce the risk of compromise through stolen static credentials.
The Ariovis perspective
Authentication strength should match the risk of the journey rather than impose the same friction everywhere. Ariovis looks for a balance between security, maintainability and user experience.
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