5.3 Session Monitoring

Session monitoring (sometimes called continuous authentication) is the ongoing evaluation of session characteristics to detect possible fraud during a session. Session monitoring MAY be performed by the RP in coordination with the CSP or IdP and associated verifier as a risk reduction measure. When potential fraud is detected during a session, the RP SHOULD act in conjunction with the CSP, IdP, or verifier to reauthenticate, terminate the session, or notify appropriate support personnel. Session characteristics that MAY be evaluated include:

Most of these characteristics have privacy implications. Collection, the storage of expected subscriber characteristics, and the processing of session characteristics SHALL be included in the privacy risk assessment described in Sec. 7.

Session monitoring MAY be facilitated by the use of shared signaling between the RP and CSP or IdP, as described in [SP800-63C].

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