What types of authentication methods does Security Center support?

Security Center supports a variety of authentication methods to ensure flexibility and security in accessing the system. The correct choice outlines the support for Basic authentication, LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol), SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language), and API tokens.

Basic authentication provides a straightforward method where users present their credentials (username and password) for access. LDAP allows for integration with directory services, enabling centralized user management. SAML plays a crucial role in facilitating single sign-on (SSO) across different platforms by allowing authentication to be handled by a trusted identity provider. API tokens are used for programmatic access to Security Center, enhancing security for automated processes as they can be managed separately from user credentials.

This range of authentication methods caters to different organizational needs, enhancing user experience while maintaining strong security practices. Other options, such as username and password only, blockchain verification, biometric scanning, and multi-factor authentication exclusively, do not encompass the comprehensive support offered by Security Center for various authentication scenarios.