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NIST 800-63A IAL3 digital identity guidelines advocate a high-assurance process that includes document authentication, biometric comparisons with liveness detection and step-up reproofing to mitigate risk. This ensures superior security while simultaneously lowering cyber liability insurance premiums while meeting modern usability expectations. TrustSwiftly can assist your organization with meeting IAL3 requirements through remote yet supervised identity proofing, including chat and video verification, face recognition with liveness detection, as well as various methods designed to increase adoption while decreasing false negatives. Secure Hardware-Locked Environment IAL3 provides an enhanced level of assurance. It requires direct observation during an identity proofing session, document validation against reliable sources, and biometric comparison with claimed digital identities to detect impersonation attempts. Trust Swiftly differentiates itself from traditional BYOD solutions by shipping preconfigured "Remote Kits," equipped with secure hardware devices, to subscribers for each NIST IAL3 verification session. Our patented hardware locks down each device to prevent injection attacks against biometric sensors delivering an uninterrupted proofing process from any location - providing remote yet supervised proofing sessions for every subscriber. These IAL3 kits meet NIST privacy requirements for privacy, including informing applicants about IAL3 identity proofing processes and personal identifiable information collected by CSPs; policies and documentation must include risk analyses of data collection. TrustSwiftly leverages these security benefits with best-in-class fraud detection methodologies such as SIM swap indicators and geolocation checks, N:1 face duplicate detection technology ensuring repeated fraudulent identities or personas are detected early and prevented before taking place. High Pixel Counts NIST Special Publication 800-63 outlines requirements for identity proofing, authentication and secure federated identities; yet many outside the industry find its requirements difficult to grasp and apply in real-life environments. NIST stipulates for identity proofing at IAL3 level to reduce impersonation and fraud, using direct observation during an identity-proofing session, document validation against authoritative sources, biometric comparison of claimed digital identities with claimed digital identities to reduce impersonation and fraud. Trust Swiftly's remote yet supervised process such as liveness detection helps ensure compliance with these high assurance levels while safeguarding against SIM swaps or MFA bypass attempts. For authenticators, IAL3 requires hardware cryptographic modules validated to FIPS 140 Level 3, such as FIDO2 security keys or smartcards from Microsoft; TrustSwiftly IAL3 compliant solution also offers Azure AD verifier functionality to assist organizations complying with NIST 800-63A IAL3 requirements - this feature is crucial for cloud-based companies seeking compliance. Secure Connections NIST 800-63A IAL3 Authentication and Lifecycle Management defines technical requirements when using identity evidence to assert identification at authentication assurance levels (IAL), such as IAL1, IAL2 or IAL3. Furthermore, these specifications address processes for enrolling and verifying individuals into digital identity services as well as issuing authenticators upon confirmation. IAL3 is designed to deter more sophisticated attacks and protect against falsifying evidence, theft, repudiation and more advanced social engineering tactics. However, unlike IAL1, this version requires a trained CSP representative attend on-site identity proofing sessions with subjects. Attaining an IAL3 certification can be likened to passing through security at some office buildings and having your identity checked before being allowed into them, with each proofing session requiring your agent's presence during proofing sessions - something which makes this approach costly and limiting in terms of population served; furthermore it requires agents being present during proofing sessions which makes this approach impractical in most use cases. Multiple Modalities TrustSwiftly stands out from traditional OTP and SMS authentication methods by employing multiple modalities to authenticate users, thus helping reduce fraud losses and safeguard against malware threats. IAL3 requires physical presence either in-person, unattended remote or supervised remote and biometric comparison with evidence to detect impersonation and fraud. Furthermore, high level validation for government documents from authoritative sources as well as liveness detection conducted either remotely by an authorized agent are all part of this system. At both IAL1 and IAL2, attribute references (attributes asserted by the CSP to the RP) are required of applicants. Trust Swiftly connects and authenticates to bank accounts as part of fulfilling this requirement, validating various attributes such as names, addresses, phones numbers, ID numbers and SSNs to satisfy this IAL2 requirement. This creates an open and flexible process while meeting NIST 800-63A requirements, while also eliminating centralized systems vulnerable to cyber risks or attacks.