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Secure Authentication for Modern Businesses

SlideID offers cutting-edge authentication solutions tailored to modern enterprises' needs. Our priority is robust security while ensuring effortless user access, in line with PSD2 and eIDAS regulations .

We provide secure and seamless user access to various technologies for businesses of all sizes. With multi-factor authentication and single sign-on, navigating digital platforms becomes simple and secure.

We focus on improving user experiences and expanding technology support by simplifying digital asset protection. Whether in banking, fintech, healthcare, or e-commerce, our solutions offer top-notch security without compromising user experience.

Join SlideID Today and experience the simplicity and security of SlideID authentication solutions. Protect your digital assets, comply with regulations, and enhance user experiences. Contact us now to learn more.

What is Strong Customer Authentication?

Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is a regulatory requirement in Europe set out in the Regulatory Technical Standards aimed at reducing fraud and enhancing the security of online and contactless offline payments. To comply with SCA standards and accept payments, businesses must integrate additional authentication steps into their checkout processes. SCA mandates the use of at least two of the following three elements for authentication:

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Knowledge Factor – something you know

In today’s digital world, the Knowledge Factor is a common authentication method where users provide information they know, such as passwords, security questions, or PINs. However, relying solely on something you know, like a password or security question, poses security risks as they can be easily stolen or guessed by malicious actors.

Passwords, security questions, and PINs are examples of the Knowledge Factor, but they are no longer sufficient to ensure robust security. Modern authentication requires additional factors, such as the Possession Factor (something you have) and the Inherence Factor (something you are), to provide stronger protection against unauthorized access.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) combines multiple factors, including something you know, with something you have and something you are, to enhance security and verify the user’s identity more effectively. As digital security evolves, relying solely on the Knowledge Factor is no longer adequate to protect sensitive information and assets.

Possession Factor – something you have

The Possession Factor enhances authentication security by requiring users to provide evidence of physical possession of an item, such as a SIM card, mobile phone, smart card, hardware OTP token, or FIDO2 security key.
Advancements in technology have made implementing the Possession Factor easier and more secure than relying solely on usernames and passwords. Possessing a hardware item makes authentication significantly more robust compared to the Knowledge Factor.
While SIM cards may have vulnerabilities, their possession can still be utilized for SMS passcode authentication. Similarly, smartphones can serve as powerful authentication devices when equipped with an authenticator app like Rublon Authenticator.
Combining a credit card with a PIN constitutes Multi-Factor Authentication, incorporating both the Possession and Knowledge Factors.

Although hardware OTP tokens may incur costs, they generate one-time passwords for added security.
FIDO2 standard security keys, such as WebAuthn and U2F Security Keys, offer strong cryptographic security. Biometrically-enabled keys further bolster security by combining possession with biometric verification, making them highly resistant to attacks requiring physical access.

Inherence Factor – something you are

The Inherence Factor stands as one of the most robust authentication methods available. Unlike other factors, it relies on unique biological features inherent to each individual. Biometric authentication, including fingerprint scans, retina patterns, and facial recognition, exemplifies the Inherence Factor’s strength. Some security keys, such as those incorporating fingerprinting technology, combine the Possession Factor with the Inherence Factor for heightened security.

What is Strong Customer Authentication?

What is SlideID?

SlideID is a comprehensive authentication platform designed to enhance security and streamline user authentication processes across various applications and services. Here's what SlideID offers:

User Registration and Login:

Users can easily register with SlideID to access a wide range of applications and services securely. They can log in using a PIN, with the flexibility to change it as needed.

Application Integration:

SlideID seamlessly integrates with applications, allowing vendors to manage users and authentication processes efficiently.

API Implementation:

Vendors can implement SlideID's APIs to enable secure signing and authentication within their applications. This includes features such as two-factor authentication and OTP generation.

Notification System:

SlideID's notification system ensures users receive prompts for authentication requests, ensuring a secure and user-friendly experience with each signing request.

Approval Status:

Upon authentication approval, vendors receive status updates indicating whether access is granted or denied.

With SlideID, vendors can ensure robust security measures while providing users with a seamless authentication experience.

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Secure Authentication for Modern Businesses

What is Strong Customer Authentication?

Secure Authentication for Modern Businesses

Knowledge Factor – something you know

Possession Factor – something you have

Inherence Factor – something you are

What is Strong Customer Authentication?

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