The Deep Security Manager Web Console allows users to authenticate using which credential methods?

The Deep Security Manager Web Console facilitates authentication through specific credential methods that include both Deep Security-created credentials and Active Directory credentials. This dual capability allows for a flexible authentication system that can integrate with existing enterprise authentication frameworks, making it easier for organizations to manage access for users.

Using Deep Security-created credentials enables local management of users and groups, while Active Directory integration provides the advantage of centralizing user management for enterprises that already utilize Active Directory for other applications. This approach streamlines the user authentication process and enhances security by allowing organizations to maintain control over user access and privileges within their environments.

The other methods listed do not apply to the Deep Security Manager's authentication capabilities. Social media logins and biometric verification are not supported as they are not typical for enterprise security management systems, which often prioritize traditional credential methods. Similarly, tokens and physical key fobs may enhance security in other contexts but are not integrated for use with Deep Security’s Web Console authentication.