Tag: KBA
There seems to be two viewpoints in the market today about Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA): one positive, one negative. Depending on the corner you...
When a client is selecting questions to use, Knowledge Based Authentication is always about the underlying data – or at least it should be. ...
By: Ken Pruett The use of Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA) or out of wallet questions continues to grow. For many companies, this solution is...
The definition of account management authentication is: Keep your customers happy, but don’t lose sight of fraud risks and effective tools to combat those...
–by Andrew Gulledge Intelligent use of features Question ordering: You want some degree of randomization in the questions that are included for each session....
–by Andrew Gulledge General configuration issues Question selection– In addition to choosing questions that generally have a high percentage correct and fraud separation, consider...
I have already commented on “secret questions” as the root of all evil when considering tools to reduce identity theft and minimize fraud losses. ...
–by Andrew Gulledge Where does Knowledge Based Authenticationfit into my decisioning strategy? Knowledge Based Authentication can fit into various parts of your authentication process....
In my last post I discussed the problem with confusing what I would call “real” Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA) with secret questions. However, I don’t...
–by Andrew Gulledge Definition and examples Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA) is when you ask a consumer questions to which only they should know the...
Round 1 – Pick your corner There seems to be two viewpoints in the market today about Knowledge Based Authentication (KBA): one positive, one...