Adaptive authentication is a security approach that uses contextual factors to determine the appropriate level of authentication for each user. This can include factors such as the user's device, location, and behavior.
Adaptive authentication solutions are designed to improve security while also making it easier for users to access the resources they need. For example, a user who is logging in from a trusted device and location may be able to authenticate with a simple password, while a user who is logging in from a new device or location may be required to provide additional factors of authentication, such as a one-time code or a fingerprint scan.
