Organizations achieve multifactor authentication by combining authentication approaches from two different categories. The most common approach is to combine something you know, such as a password or PIN, with something you have, such as a physical token. In this video, learn how you can implement authentication based upon something the user has in his or her possession.
- In the last video, you learned how organizations achieve…multi-factor authentication…by combining authentication approaches…from two different categories.…The most common approach is to combine something you know,…such as a password or pin with something you have,…such as a physical token.…Let's talk about ways that you can implement authentication…based upon something the user has in his or her possession.…Traditionally, organizations implemented something…you have authentication using physical tokens like this one.…
They're small hardware devices that the user…typically carries on a keychain.…When the need to authenticate arises,…the user first provides a user name and password,…satisfying the something you know criteria.…The system then prompts the user…to provide an authentication code.…The user pulls out his or her token and presses the button.…The token then displays a code that the user enters…into the system, proving physical possession of the token…and completing the authentication sequence.…The cost of providing thousands of users…
Author
Mike Chapple
Updated
10/21/2020Released
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- Identity and access management
- Using access cards and biometrics
- Multifactor authentication
- Password authentication protocols
- Device authentication
- Identity management life cycle
- Authorization
- Access control lists
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 05/18/2018. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover subject/object model. In addition, the following topics were updated: registration and identity proofing, SSO and federation, and advanced authorization concepts.
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Introduction
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Control access1m 22s
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1. Identity and Access Management
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Access control3m 13s
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Subject/object model2m 45s
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2. Identification
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Usernames and access cards3m 27s
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Biometrics2m 35s
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3. Authentication
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Authentication factors3m 30s
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Multifactor authentication2m 33s
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Something you have3m 15s
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SSO and federation2m 46s
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Kerberos and LDAP5m 13s
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Device authentication6m 24s
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4. Identity Management Lifecycle
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Account policies3m 35s
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Password policies4m 50s
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Manage roles3m 56s
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Account monitoring2m 14s
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5. Authorization
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Understand authorization4m 8s
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Mandatory access controls3m 47s
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Access control lists5m 14s
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Conclusion
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What's next?37s
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