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This is part three of a blog series on NIST-800-63-3 guidelines on Digital identity. Part one provides an introduction and overview of the overall guidelines, while part two goes in-depth into the Enrollment and Identity Proofing. This blog will add more color to NIST 800-63-B which explains in detail guidelines related to authentication and lifecycle management of authenticators, including their revocation in the event of loss of theft.  

In the first part of this blog series, we provided an introduction to the NIST 800-63-3 guidelines on Digital Identity. This second part continues that discussion and focuses on the first sub-section of those guidelines, 800-63-A, on Enrollment and Identity Proofing.

Regardless of whether your data is stored in an on-prem directory or in a cloud one, if you’re using the Idaptive Next-Gen Access Cloud platform, you manage and secure your identity data.