Identity Security

Organizations adopting phishing-resistant MFA move beyond OTP challenges to hardware-backed WebAuthn authenticators that verify the origin of each attempt.

Your identity is not a login, an email, or an account in a directory. It is who this person, application, device, or service is, who owns it, and whether it should still exist.

Cryptographic hashing is a one-way deterministic mathematical function that maps input data of arbitrary size to a fixed-size string of bytes, providing an irreversible digital fingerprint.

FIDO2 is an open identity authentication standard developed by the FIDO Alliance that enables strong phishing-resistant authentication across devices and web services.

Identity encryption is the practice of securing tokens, session states, and stored secrets using cryptographic algorithms to ensure data confidentiality across identity systems.

Secrets management is the automated lifecycle governance of non-human credentials.

Hardware-backed biometrics refer to authentication mechanisms where the biometric capture, processing, and match validation occur entirely within a dedicated, physically isolated chip on the device.

Authentication controls are technical mechanisms that verify user identity against a directory or federation provider before issuing session tokens or granting access to protected applications.