Following a security breach that revealed employee username and password information, an organization would like to implement additional security for users logging in to company devices. Which of the

Biometric authentication, such as fingerprint or facial recognition, provides an additional strong factor of authentication beyond usernames and passwords, significantly increasing security by verifying a user's physical identity. It prevents unauthorized access even if passwords are compromised, as the biometric data is unique to the legitimate user.

Peer-reviewed log-ins are not a standard or effective security measure to prevent unauthorized access following a password breach; they would introduce unnecessary overhead without directly verifying user identity.

Log-in scripts automate tasks during login but do not provide an additional authentication factor to enhance security against compromised credentials.

While one-time tokens can enhance security as a form of multi-factor authentication, biometrics offer a similarly strong and often more seamless physical method for additional device login security.