2-Factor and Step-up Authentication

In this video, we will take a look at how to configure the Curity Identity Server for step-up authentication using 2-factor. We demonstrate how this can be used with an application to determine that 1-factor authentication is used and require the user to step up their authentication to a more secure 2-factor authentication when calling an API.

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