Abstract: A method of authenticating a user is disclosed. An authentication request is sent to a hot prevention service. The authentication request includes a device identification, a secondary form of user authentication, and an IP address. The authentication request excludes at least a portion of personally identifiable information associated with a user. A human verification test is received from the bot prevention service. The human verification test is performed. An answer associated with the test is sent to the bot prevention. service. An authentication approval or a failure of the authentication approval is received from the bot prevention service.

Abstract: A method for managing multi-tenancy database access, including receiving credentials from a user associated with a first organization and a second organization, validating the credentials received from the user, logging the user into an access module, generating a first realm ID associated with the credentials and a first access type, generating a second realm ID associated with the credentials and a second access type, storing the first realm ID, the second realm ID, and the credentials in an authentication module, generating a connection request, establishing a connection from the access module to a data repository based on the connection request, generating a first identifier associated with the first realm ID and a second identifier associated with the second realm ID after establishing the connection; and storing the first identifier, the first realm ID, the second identifier, and the second realm ID in the data repository.