What is identity proofing and authentication?

Identity proofing is a process that collects and aggregates authentication information about someone’s actual identity to ensure digital identity verification. Identity proofing solutions typically use transaction evidence that can include: <ul> <li>Identity and access management (IAM) and CIAM solutions</li> <li>Personal documents</li> <li>User attributes</li> <li>National identity systems</li> <li>Identity verification</li> <li>National identity systems</li> <li>Wallet-based factors</li> </ul>

What is digital identity proofing?

Digital identity proofing is the process of identification information collection and document verification to reduce identity fraud. Digital identity proofing includes: <ol> <li>Resolution: collecting identity documents, like a driver’s license or social security card</li> <li>Validation: making sure all provided information is authentic, valid, and accurate</li> <li>Verification: linking the digital data to a real-life person</li> </ol>

How do you implement identity proofing?

Companies can implement identity proofing by taking a layered approach that can include: <ul> <li>Identity and access management (IAM) solutions</li> <li>Password managers</li> <li>Multi-factor authentication</li> <li>Passwordless authentication</li> </ul>

What is identity proofing and corroboration?

Corroboration in identity proofing is the verification process after a company collects personally identifiable information (PII). Often, this requires using a combination of public and proprietary data sources that bind a real-world identity to a digital identity.