The phrase "authenticate identity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security, technology, or verification processes where confirming someone's identity is necessary.
Example: "To access the secure system, users must authenticate their identity through a two-factor authentication process."
Alternatives: "verify identity" or "confirm identity."
"Verification was meant to authenticate identity & voice but it is interpreted as an endorsement or an indicator of importance," the company acknowledged in a tweet.
A cell phone connected to a cheap fingerprint reader could authenticate identity anywhere, and could even become the basis for a simple A.T.M., allowing banks to expand into the countryside.
"With the OJEU framework in place for identity assurance, we should think of it more as commissioning, where we're going out and we establishing a protocol and encouraging other partners to use that protocol to verify and authenticate identity.
The only way forward is to get rid of passwords and authenticate identity using modern technology," says Yaser Masoudnia, CEO of WiActs.
Dickson adds that, as we move to the cloud, identity becomes even more important, and finding ways to authenticate identity as we move across systems and platforms is becoming ever more paramount.
Northern Ireland based B-Secur has closed a £3.5m (~$4.5M) late stage seed investment for its biometric authentication technology that utilizes an individual's unique heartbeat pattern, known as an electrocardiogram (ECG), to — in its words — "quickly and securely authenticate identity".
The other security layer now being deployed to authenticate identities is behavioral analytics, which is used to complement multifactor authentication.
Most larger financial institutions have adopted this layered approach to authenticate identities at various points throughout the user experience.
Like Airbnb, Meetrip uses Facebook Connect to authenticate identities and build trust.
In the same way that Internet protocols became standard for the Web, creating a common language and tools, they envisioned Globus software that would link sites into a "virtual organization," with standardized methods to authenticate identities, authorize specific activities, and control data movement.
Each card includes a photograph and a microchip that authenticates identity whenever the card holder enters an agency facility or logs onto its computer network.
