Mobile multifactor authentication (MFA) holds tremendous promise for solving urgent security and regulatory problems. It can deliver the "strong customer authentication" (SCA) required by PSD2 and other standards, and it can remove the fear of account takeover that hovers over all of us, courtesy of the 5 billion credentials accessible to hackers and fraudsters on the Dark Web. It can also drive outstanding user experiences.
But it's often missing the digital glue that can make it truly adaptive, enjoyable and secure for eternal consumers using your web sites and applications. In this session we'll talk about the role of "device risk" as that glue, and how it can connect the competing needs for outstanding user experience, sensitivity to risk, and privacy. We'll discuss the role of risk insight in delivering SCA via mobile MFA, and how to leverage insight your company may already possess (though it probably lives in another team).
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Mobile authentication in consumer services can provide real business benefits through improved security, usability and interoperability. There are several use cases that business may solve through the deployment of a mobile authentication solution:
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