Certified Identity Protection Advisor (CIPA)

What is the primary purpose of multi-factor authentication (MFA) in protecting digital identity?

To speed up the login process To require multiple forms of verification before granting access To eliminate the need for passwords To encrypt stored user data

Correct Answer:

To require multiple forms of verification before granting access

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