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| Title | What Makes IAL3 compliant solution So Admirable? |
|---|---|
| Category | Business --> Business Services |
| Meta Keywords | IAL3 compliant solution |
| Owner | NIST IAL3 verification |
| Description | |
| Many
regulated industries mandate IAL3 identity proofing for individuals engaging
with their services. General requirements stipulate that an accredited CSP
representative interact with an individual during either an in-person or remote
identity proofing session and collect at least one biometric characteristic as
verification for verification purposes. TrustSwiftly
modern identity platforms enable IAL3 compliance by supporting multiple
proofing, authentication and federation methods that meet NIST's stringent
requirements for proofing, authentication and federation. Learn how
TrustSwiftly-supervised remote IAL3 solutions eliminate costly logistics
associated with in-person processes. NIST 800-63A IAL3 Compliant Solution The
NIST IAL3 verification Digital Identity Guidelines provide a core framework for
digital identity management that covers proofing, authentication and federated
identities. They offer three assurance levels - IAL (Identity Assurance Level),
AAL (Authenticator Assurance Level) and FAL (Federated Assurance Level) to
facilitate adaptable risk management with flexible security models. At
IAL 1 identity proofing level, personal verification of official documents and
biometrics are necessary for providing adequate protection from more
sophisticated attacks such as phishing, repudiation or fraud through
impersonation or forgery. NIST
800-63A IAL3 guidelines specify that for Identity Layer 2 and 3, verification
of at least one biometric characteristic should take place either in person or
remotely to avoid larger-scale attacks by making it more difficult for
individuals to impersonate or commit forgery against someone, thus protecting
RPs from more substantial damages. TrustSwiftly IAL3 compliant solution meets this standard by
supporting chat, video chatting, facial recognition with liveness detection
capability as well as document authentication services while supporting
stepwise reproofing according to risk. Remote Self-Service TrustSwiftly
can be used to quickly verify the identities of remote employees with minimal
human interaction, offering chat, video, face-to-face identification
capabilities, liveness detection features, document authentication and more to
do this task. Additionally,
this software supports IAL 3 verification by offering remote and onsite methods
of identity proofing with full physical verification components -
chain-of-custody procedures, anti-spoofing protections and thorough auditing
processes are included for added peace of mind. Trust
Swiftly offers an easy and quick way to add advanced verification methods to
your eCommerce website, without incurring costly chargebacks or manual review
time. Simply place a verification button on the checkout and configure it
according to risk assessments; depending on its results, route them through a
series of tests until satisfied that they are legitimate - potentially saving
hours of manual review time and potentially thousands of chargebacks! Kiosks Kiosks
have become an integral component of modern business environments, from
McDonald's self-ordering kiosks to interactive mall directory displays, these
devices provide services to guests, customers, and employees. Kiosks also serve
as an essential way of combatting disease spread during pandemics; temperature
kiosks to vaccination clinics were innovative solutions seen during COVID-19
pandemic outbreak. Kiosks
not only enhance customer experiences but can save your team time by
streamlining proofing. While staff can answer basic inquiries about store hours
and product specs, more complex inquiries may require remote or attended
kiosks; our solution offers both options so that your organization can meet
IAL3 requirements through either approach. Reporting NIST's
highest level of identity assurance, IAL3 involves both advanced document and
biometric validation as well as attending an identity verification session with
either an ISP representative remotely or in person, using live image and
biometric capture technology to compare an applicant's face against previously
captured video clips, to prevent presentation attacks and spoofing;
additionally, special facial binding technology ensures credentials belong to
people rather than to any stand-in fraudsters who pose as their owners. Swiftly's
On-Time Performance product and Data Completeness report offer transit agencies
the ability to include early departures as part of their on-time reporting,
giving them insight into why and when missed service is occurring or
"ghost bus" experiences occur. By using this report, agencies can
focus on communicating with riders to reduce these issues, and improve overall
on-time performance. | |
