Knowledge-based authentication (KBA) allows you to authenticate by answering one or more questions. Identity as a Service provides a default, system-defined list of questions. Depending on how your administrator has configured KBA, you must answer a minimum number of questions. The personalized answers ensure that only you are likely to respond correctly. Your answers are stored in encrypted form in a repository.
KBA can be used to complete first-factor authentication challenges when logging in to Identity as a Service. Depending on how your account resource rules are configured, you can also use it to complete first or second-factor authentication challenges to SAML applications.
Choose one of these procedures, as required.