authentication

You implement multi-factor authentication by validating authentication policies across password, OTP, and WebAuthn FIDO2 methods. The Skill provides module-level interactor patterns and reference implementations to securely structure MFA flows for multi-tenant environments.

Conditional authentication dynamically adjusts access requirements based on contextual risk factors. You need it to enforce step-up authentication flows in enterprise environments where varying trust levels demand scalable, context-aware access control policies.

Yes, you can design and manage authentication policies for multi-tenant systems using the provided reference implementations. It ensures secure, scalable authentication by applying module-level interactor patterns suited for enterprise environments.

The best way to test MFA and conditional authentication flows is by using provided E2E test scaffolds and mocks. This quality assurance approach validates diverse authentication methods, including password, OTP, and hardware-based FIDO2, ensuring secure login operations.

Hardware-based FIDO2 authentication requires specific module-level interactor patterns to securely validate WebAuthn credentials and manage step-up flows. These patterns ensure scalable, structured validation across diverse hardware tokens in multi-tenant systems.

Yes, you need module-level interactor patterns to implement step-up authentication because they provide the necessary abstraction to securely validate conditional access rules and scale across diverse authentication methods in enterprise environments.