Which authentication method enhances security by combining something you know with something you have?
Password complexity requirements
Multifactor authentication
Password expiration policies
Single sign-on
Multifactor authentication enhances security by requiring two or more different types of authentication factors. 'Something you know' refers to knowledge factors like a password, while 'something you have' refers to possession factors like a smart card or token. This combination makes it more difficult for unauthorized users to gain access. Password complexity requirements and expiration policies improve password strength but do not combine different authentication factors. Single sign-on simplifies access but does not necessarily enhance security through multiple factors.
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