Adaptive Risk-Based Authentication for Critical Infrastructure under NIS2

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The NIS2 Directive from the European Union sets new cybersecurity standards for critical infrastructure by mandating advanced identity management and adaptive risk-based authentication (RBA) to protect against evolving cyber threats. Traditional static authentication methods are deemed insufficient, making RBA a regulatory necessity as it dynamically adjusts authentication based on user behavior, device posture, network context, and threat intelligence. Didit offers AI-native, modular identity solutions that align with NIS2 requirements, providing features like Passive & Active Liveness detection, 1:1 Face Match, and orchestrated workflows to enhance security and compliance. This approach ensures that critical sectors like energy, transport, and digital infrastructure are better equipped to handle sophisticated attacks, including those using deepfakes, through continuous risk assessment and flexible, real-time authentication policies.

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