Which of the following is an accurate definition of multifactor authentication?
A) a process of assessing authentication of reports and manuals to prevent duplication
B) a process of combining two or more authentication strategies
C) a process of assessing authentication of multiple groups using a single strategy
D) a process of assigning unique authentication information to copyrighted content to prevent resale

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Multifactor authentication is a process of combining two or more authentication strategies to increase the security level. It typically involves providing at least two of the following: something the user knows (such as a password), something the user has (such as an access card or token), and something the user is (such as a biometric identifier like a fingerprint or facial recognition). This makes it more difficult for an unauthorized person to gain access to the system or data.

Which of the Following Is an Accurate Definition of Multifactor