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Behavior Based Continuous Authentication

Behavior Based Continuous Authentication

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Last updated: 12-53-2021
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Behavior Based Continuous Authentication

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[ 1 Alternative Forms ] [ 2 Definitions ] [ 2.1 Definition 1 ] [ 2.1.1 Sample Sentences ] [ 2.1.2 Conceptual Diagram ] [ 3 Related Terms ] [ 4 Quotes ] [ 5 Bibliography ] [ 6 See Also ]

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Definition 1

After the initial authentication, during the session, the monitoring of signals from the subject and the comparison of this information with a baseline of expected behaviors to assure the continued authenticity of the subject’s identity. Continuous authentication may trigger re-authentication and/or session termination when that level of assurance is no longer attained.

Sample Sentences

The application used BBCA for two reasons: 1) reduce the number of authentication factors at logon and 2) detect stolen accounts.

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