NIST defines IAL2 as an identity proofing process that collects and validates identity and verifies that the applicant is associated with the claimed identity. Dispel describes its identity proofing process in three stages. “Dispel Identity is the standard that OT remote access has always needed, giving you the confidence and control to know exactly who is in your system,” Schmertzler adds. CISA notes that industrial remote access architectures can include vendor sites, partners, and external providers, and the remote access can expose the control systems to cyber threats. Article Topicsbiometric liveness detection | biometric matching | biometrics | Dispel | face biometrics | IAL2 | remote identity proofing