Identity fraud isn’t just accelerating; it’s industrializing. AI-powered impersonation, synthetic identities, and deepfake-driven onboarding attacks have pushed digital trust to a breaking point. The result? A record $16.6B in identity-related losses across U.S. organizations last year.
Enterprises are discovering a hard truth: identity is no longer a credentialing function, it’s now the frontline of cybersecurity. The real shift underway is the move toward Identity Assurance Level 3 (IAL3) becoming the new standard for high-value, high-risk environments.
IAL3 used to be a “government-only” standard; think defense agencies, national labs, or secure facilities. That era is over. Three forces are driving adoption across the commercial sector:
Leading organizations are re-architecting identity onboarding around three principles:
This is exactly where NextgenID is changing the landscape, offering IAL3-grade proofing that is fast, distributed, and scalable across industries.
Executives evaluating identity modernization in 2025 and 2026 are focused on three questions:
IAL3 is rapidly becoming the answer, because it aligns security, compliance, and user experience into a single, trusted model.
IAL3 isn’t a compliance checkbox. It’s the foundation of a modern digital trust strategy. Organizations adopting it early will outpace competitors in security, onboarding speed, and regulatory readiness.
Want to see what IAL3 looks like in practice? Request a walkthrough of Supervised Remote Identity Proofing at DEMO.
Andrew Harding, Manager of Inside Sales at NextgenID, collaborates with federal agencies and CSPs on high‑assurance identity solutions. Specializing in IAL3 and FedRAMP, he champions deployments of PresenceID™. Connect via LinkedIn and email:
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