FIDO2 L2 Authentication with Precision’s InnaIT^Key

InnaIT^Key A highly secure solution that innovatively combines PKI and Biometric to provide Passwordless Identity Authentication, Transaction Authorization and Signing. InnaIT^Key is a FIDO2 L2 certified biometric device which can be used for FIDO enabled authentication services including Microsoft Azure active directory.

Authenticator Certification Level 2 (L2) evaluates FIDO Authenticator protection against basic, scalable attacks.

As an associate member of the FIDO Alliance, Precision is a part of FIDO’s initiative to standardize the authentication industry. Our FIDO authenticator is at Level 2, with which we have integrated our state-of-the art on the go biometric authentication device to enable a seamless and secure identity authentication and protection for users. Additionally, we have FIDO2L2 certified Touch based and NFC based devices.

Today, organizations need flexibility and high-level security in the authentication methods. For example, many organizations rely solely on passwords to authenticate their employees on confidential/critical work such as data management, server management, financial approval systems, etc. In parallel other industries like BFSI invest heavily on OTP authentication for their customers transactions and authorization. With FIDO certification, an enterprise can leverage on the global standards and advantages of FIDO with an additional security layer and process offered by Precision’s InnaIT^Key. This not only increases the security level but also reduces unnecessary expenses.

Full FIDO capabilities are part of the Precision’s InnaIT^Key framework. This means organisations can implement passwordless authentication to enhance the customer experience by replacing static passwords with modern capabilities such as biometrics, while also protecting their mobile apps against phishing, man-in-the-middle, and replay attacks.

FIDO-certified authentication methods are supported out-of-the box as they come to market. Owing to standardization, applications can work with any of the user’s devices and operating systems. This gives organizations and service providers a plethora of choices on how they want to approach customer authentication.