Multi-Factor Authentication
Using multiple, independent components to gain access
Cat avg: 8.2
Using multiple, independent components to gain access
Cat avg: 8.2
The ability to continuously validate users and services inside and outside a network before granting or keeping access to applications or data.
Cat avg: 9.2
Provides user protection from malicious web-based attacks while implementing company-approved use policies.
Cat avg: 9.6
Administrator-defined access control privileges that are assigned based on a user's need to access certain applications or areas of the network.
Cat avg: 8.8
The ability to reduce the impact of an external attack by restricting the access of specified accounts, applications, or services during an attack.
Cat avg: 8.5
Identity management software manages information about the identity of software users and controls access to corporate resources
Using multiple, independent components to gain access
Category average: 8.2
Network and application access that abides by zero trust policies, where users are given access only to what they need and on an individual case basis.
The ability to continuously validate users and services inside and outside a network before granting or keeping access to applications or data.
Category average: 9.2
Provides user protection from malicious web-based attacks while implementing company-approved use policies.
Category average: 9.6
The ability to reduce the impact of an external attack by restricting the access of specified accounts, applications, or services during an attack.
Category average: 8.5
Administrator-defined access control privileges that are assigned based on a user's need to access certain applications or areas of the network.
Category average: 8.8