A Deep Dive into the Deployment Options for Risk-Based Authentication: Choosing the Right Solution for Your Business
Risk-Based
Authentication (RBA) solutions mitigate fraud by evaluating the risk level
of each access request and determining the appropriate level of authentication
required for each login or transaction. RBA effectively addresses various types
of fraud, such as account takeover (ATO) fraud, payment fraud, mobile fraud,
phishing, and cyber threats like botnet attacks, by applying authentication
measures based on the assessed risk.
Unlike static
authentication, RBA is dynamic and avoids many of the pitfalls associated with
static methods, such as cumbersome password management and the inability to
respond effectively to increasingly sophisticated and high-volume attacks.
Consequently, organizations are adopting RBA technologies to enhance security
and maintain smooth operations in challenging environments.
Key
questions this study will answer:
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Is
the Risk-Based Authentication market growing? What is the short-term and
long-term growth potential of the Risk-Based Authentication market?
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What
are the key market accelerators and restraints impacting the global Risk-Based
Authentication solution market?
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What
are the major end-user industries of Risk-Based Authentication solutions?
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Which
industries offer maximum growth opportunities during the forecast period?
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Which
global regions offer maximum growth opportunities in the Risk-Based
Authentication market?
Strategic
Market Direction:
RBA solutions
employ multi-factor authentication (MFA) to verify individuals' identities and
deter hackers. Instead of relying solely on a username and password, MFA
requires an additional verification factor, reducing the likelihood of fraud or
impersonation.
RBA ensures
stringent authentication for malicious and high-risk users while providing
seamless access for trusted users. This balance between security and user
experience is driving the growing popularity of RBA solutions across various
industries.
Vendors
covered in this study:
Accops.
Appgate, Broadcom, CoffeeBean Technology, CyberArk, Duo Security (Cisco),
ForgeRock, IBM, Kount, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, LoginRadius, Microsoft, Okta,
OneLogin, OneSpan, Ping Identity, Prove, RSA Security, SecureAuth, Silverfort,
Swivel Secure, and TransUnion.
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