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The NIST 800-63A IAL3 Digital Identity Guidelines outline stringent requirements for strong authentication. These include creating phishing-resistant federated identities and mandating that passwords be secured using hardware like FIDO Passkeys.
TrustSwiftly helps CSPs meet IAL3 with remote identity proofing services that include chat, video and facial recognition with liveness detection; document authentication; step-up reproofing according to risk; as well as step-down reproofing that reduces cyber liability insurance costs and operational expenses through reduced password resets. This significantly lowers operational expenses.
IAL3 Compliant Solution
NIST has developed Identity Assurance Levels (IALs) to measure how likely an asserted digital identity corresponds with real world attributes. At its highest tier IAL3, verification requires live session attendance with CSP agent, superior strength proofing methods, and linking an authenticator with enrollment records to help prevent stand-in fraud, SIM swaps and MFA bypasses.
IAL3 incorporates biometric verification to reduce impersonation and provide effective protection from malware threats, providing credential service providers (CSPs) with the opportunity to tailor digital processes according to modern usability expectations while simultaneously decreasing cyber liability risk.
Traditional relies on users using their personal mobile devices, which poses serious security risks like spoofing, phishing and malware attacks. TrustSwiftly mitigates these vulnerabilities using our Remote Kit; our hardware-locked environment captures high-fidelity evidence of "Superior" proof which is then bound with biometrics during supervised live sessions to create an unalterable digital record that cannot be altered later.
IAL3 Compliant Document Authentication
IAL3 is the highest level of identity assurance and requires in-person verification by a CSP representative. This process minimizes highly scalable attacks like evidence falsification and theft while simultaneously protecting against more advanced forms of social engineering attacks.
CSPs should adhere to best practices when it comes to evaluating security controls and operations, including an evaluation of any risks related to implementing an IAL3 authentication process. CSPs must also be mindful of its limitations while considering other requirements from SP 800-63A such as providing applicants who are minors with access to an independent referee for evaluation purposes.
TrustSwiftly's identity verification solution meets IAL3 standards by employing multiple methods of comparing ID&V evidence with claimants via chat, video and liveness detection facial image captures. TrustSwiftly also allows organizations to reduce attack surface by decreasing password reset costs - offering step-up reproofing by risk while helping them lower cyber liability insurance costs through reduced password reset costs.
IAL3 Compliant Biometric Verification
At IAL3, identity proofing reaches its peak. At this level, biometric comparisons are used to link an individual with identity evidence or credentials that protects them against impersonation, fraud or any significant negative impacts - either physically in front of an examiner or remotely (via supervised remote).
At IAL3, identity verification processes must include an identity confirmation process that verifies both claimed identities and actual presence of subjects of identity evidence presented as evidence. This may involve physical, biometric or document authentication processes administered by trained personnel under policies, guidelines or requirements established by CSP or RP.
To comply with IAL3 guidelines, CSPs must offer a scalable solution with step-up reproofing based on risk, in-person and remote credential issuance, facial image captures with liveness detection capability, multiple ID&V evidence types and validation strengths from weak to superior validation strengths; clearly defined information regarding how biometric data is utilized including its default retention period for all captured biometrics.
IAL3 Compliant Federation
NIST provides three assurance levels. At its highest assurance level IAL3, which requires on-site, attended and physically present identity proofing similar to what a security guard might do before allowing you into their building or office, requires identity proofing with physical presence as its basis.
The IAL3 process aims to limit highly scalable attacks and protect against synthetic identities or attacks utilizing compromised personal information. This is achieved using TrustSwiftly NIST 800-63A IAL3 identity proofing technologies with step-up reproofing based on risk, credential issuance/verification protocols that span weak to superior validation strengths, liveness detection facial images support and an extensive suite of document authentication protocols - not to mention hardware-backed authenticators as additional defense against phishing attacks or man-in-the-middle protection measures. These requirements make the requirements perfect for government, financial services providers as well as eCommerce.
TrustSwiftly helps CSPs meet IAL3 with remote identity proofing services that include chat, video and facial recognition with liveness detection; document authentication; step-up reproofing according to risk; as well as step-down reproofing that reduces cyber liability insurance costs and operational expenses through reduced password resets. This significantly lowers operational expenses.
IAL3 Compliant Solution
NIST has developed Identity Assurance Levels (IALs) to measure how likely an asserted digital identity corresponds with real world attributes. At its highest tier IAL3, verification requires live session attendance with CSP agent, superior strength proofing methods, and linking an authenticator with enrollment records to help prevent stand-in fraud, SIM swaps and MFA bypasses.
IAL3 incorporates biometric verification to reduce impersonation and provide effective protection from malware threats, providing credential service providers (CSPs) with the opportunity to tailor digital processes according to modern usability expectations while simultaneously decreasing cyber liability risk.
Traditional relies on users using their personal mobile devices, which poses serious security risks like spoofing, phishing and malware attacks. TrustSwiftly mitigates these vulnerabilities using our Remote Kit; our hardware-locked environment captures high-fidelity evidence of "Superior" proof which is then bound with biometrics during supervised live sessions to create an unalterable digital record that cannot be altered later.
IAL3 Compliant Document Authentication
IAL3 is the highest level of identity assurance and requires in-person verification by a CSP representative. This process minimizes highly scalable attacks like evidence falsification and theft while simultaneously protecting against more advanced forms of social engineering attacks.
CSPs should adhere to best practices when it comes to evaluating security controls and operations, including an evaluation of any risks related to implementing an IAL3 authentication process. CSPs must also be mindful of its limitations while considering other requirements from SP 800-63A such as providing applicants who are minors with access to an independent referee for evaluation purposes.
TrustSwiftly's identity verification solution meets IAL3 standards by employing multiple methods of comparing ID&V evidence with claimants via chat, video and liveness detection facial image captures. TrustSwiftly also allows organizations to reduce attack surface by decreasing password reset costs - offering step-up reproofing by risk while helping them lower cyber liability insurance costs through reduced password reset costs.
IAL3 Compliant Biometric Verification
At IAL3, identity proofing reaches its peak. At this level, biometric comparisons are used to link an individual with identity evidence or credentials that protects them against impersonation, fraud or any significant negative impacts - either physically in front of an examiner or remotely (via supervised remote).
At IAL3, identity verification processes must include an identity confirmation process that verifies both claimed identities and actual presence of subjects of identity evidence presented as evidence. This may involve physical, biometric or document authentication processes administered by trained personnel under policies, guidelines or requirements established by CSP or RP.
To comply with IAL3 guidelines, CSPs must offer a scalable solution with step-up reproofing based on risk, in-person and remote credential issuance, facial image captures with liveness detection capability, multiple ID&V evidence types and validation strengths from weak to superior validation strengths; clearly defined information regarding how biometric data is utilized including its default retention period for all captured biometrics.
IAL3 Compliant Federation
NIST provides three assurance levels. At its highest assurance level IAL3, which requires on-site, attended and physically present identity proofing similar to what a security guard might do before allowing you into their building or office, requires identity proofing with physical presence as its basis.
The IAL3 process aims to limit highly scalable attacks and protect against synthetic identities or attacks utilizing compromised personal information. This is achieved using TrustSwiftly NIST 800-63A IAL3 identity proofing technologies with step-up reproofing based on risk, credential issuance/verification protocols that span weak to superior validation strengths, liveness detection facial images support and an extensive suite of document authentication protocols - not to mention hardware-backed authenticators as additional defense against phishing attacks or man-in-the-middle protection measures. These requirements make the requirements perfect for government, financial services providers as well as eCommerce.
