🔒 Understanding Authentication Mechanisms
Authentication is a critical component of securing your application. Below are the primary methods supported by SecurityCenter:

1. OAuth 2.0

✅ Overview: A protocol for authorization, allowing third-party services to access user data without exposing credentials.

OAuth_2_0
🔗 [Learn more about OAuth 2.0 implementation](/Documentation/en/SecurityCenter/OAuthImplementation)

2. API Key

✅ Overview: A unique identifier for accessing APIs, often used for server-to-server communication.

API_Key
🔗 [Explore API Key best practices](/Documentation/en/SecurityCenter/SecurityBestPractices)

3. JWT (JSON Web Token)

✅ Overview: A compact token format for secure information exchange between parties.

JWT
🔗 [Read about JWT validation](/Documentation/en/SecurityCenter/JWTValidation)

4. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

✅ Overview: Enhances security by requiring two or more verification methods (e.g., password + OTP).
🔗 Check MFA configuration guide

For advanced topics, refer to our Security Best Practices guide.