NIST SP 800-215 Guide to a Secure Enterprise Network Landscape
Section 4: Network configurations for basic security functions – NIST SP 800-215 Guide to a Secure Enterprise Network Landscape

NIST SP 800-215 Guide to a Secure Enterprise Network Landscape HAE-NCF-2: Route all user access through an enterprise-managed identity provider with phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication

What does HAE-NCF-2 require?

Consistent with the federal zero trust strategy memorandum, the network routes every user access request to every application, on premises or software as a service, through an identity provider the enterprise manages, and users authenticate with at least two factors using phishing-resistant (verifier impersonation-resistant) authenticators meeting authenticator assurance level 3 of the digital identity guidelines.

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