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Summary:Identification&Authentication

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what is identification an assertion of the identity of some party, whether it be a person, process, system or other entity
what is identification only a claim of identity
what does identification not do it doesn't say anything about any privileges that might be associated with the identity
what is authentication is the process used to validate whether the claim of identity is correct
what is authentication different from verification
how is authentication different from verification verification is a much weaker way of testing someone's identity
what is verification a much weaker way of testing someone's identity
what do you use when you perform authentication factors
what are the main factors used in authentication something you know, something you are, something you have, something you do, and where you are
what is an authentication mechanism that includes more than one factor known as multifactor authentication
what does using multiple factors for authentication do gives you a much stronger authentication mechanism than you might otherwise have
what are the common set of tools used for authentication passwords, tokens and biometric identifiers
what does each of the common tools used for authentication have each of these has its own set of unique challenges that you will need to deal with when you are implementing them as part of your set of security controls
what are the steps that take place after identification and authentication authorization and access control
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