What is it?
Cloud-based multi-factor authentication is a security method that uses more than one way to verify a user’s identity through the internet.
Tech Understandability: Intermediate
Simple One-Sentence Definition
It adds extra security to online accounts by requiring more than just a password.
Analogy or Comparison
It is like having a lock on your door and a security guard outside to check your ID.
Why it matters?
It helps protect personal and business information from unauthorized access.
Fun Fact
Many online services, like email and banking, offer this extra layer of security for free.
Related Terms
Multi-Factor Authentication: A security process that requires more than one method of verification to access an account.
Cloud Computing: Using remote servers on the internet to store, manage, and process data instead of a local server.
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