The user identity verification system aims to ensure that registered users on e-learning or training platforms are the individuals authorized to access the content, thus enhancing reliability and security and protecting data from unauthorized use.
Identity verification mechanisms (one or more methods):
1. Login verification:
• Using a unique username and password for each user.
• Enforcing strong password security requirements (such as length, complexity, and regular updates).
2. Two-factor authentication (2FA):
• Adding an extra layer of security by sending a verification code to the registered email address or phone number.
• Using authenticator applications such as Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator.
3. Biometric verification:
• Using fingerprint or facial recognition for login (in advanced systems).
4. Exam verification:
• Using a webcam to capture a user's image and verifying it using artificial intelligence technologies.
• Enforcing screen recording during exams to prevent the use of external sources. • Track user behavior during tests using pattern analysis and artificial intelligence to detect any suspicious activity.
5. Email or SMS Verification:
• Send a verification link to an email address or an OTP code via SMS to confirm user identity during registration or sensitive operations such as password resets.
6. User Behavior Monitoring:
• Track IP addresses and devices used for login to detect any unusual activity.
• Enforce automatic logout after a period of inactivity to protect against unauthorized access.
System Benefits:
• Enhance platform security and data protection.
• Prevent cheating in tests and assessments.
• Ensure that registered users are the legitimate users of the system.
• Comply with approved security standards and policies.
Implementing a robust identity verification system is a necessary step to protect the e-learning and training environment and ensure a reliable and secure learning experience for everyone.