Your firm has been awarded a contract to design a Criminal Justice Information Services Version 5.0-compliant network utilizing advanced authentication policies. Which two methods could be utilized?…

Biometric authentication - such as fingerprint, iris, or facial recognition - satisfies the CJIS advanced authentication requirement because it provides a unique, possession-independent factor that cannot easily be shared or stolen.

PKI (Public Key Infrastructure) certificate-based authentication meets the CJIS advanced authentication standard by using cryptographic key pairs, providing a strong, verifiable identity mechanism beyond simple password entry.

UKI is not a recognized or defined authentication standard in cybersecurity or in the CJIS Security Policy; it does not exist as a valid authentication method.

A standalone password does not meet the CJIS v5.0 definition of advanced authentication, which requires a second factor or a method that is more resistant to compromise than a reusable password alone.