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Behavioural biometrics – the future of security
The jury is out on whether the humble alphanumeric password is dead, but the popularity of ‘123456’, ‘password’ and ‘qwerty’ doesn’t exactly breed confidence. Cue biometrics, in the form of a fingerprint sensor on an iPhone to power Apple Pay. But such ‘static’ biometrics is last year’s tech…
Multifactor authentication sees 40% growth in 2016
The number of firms using multifactor authentication either for employees or customers leaped this year, according to a new research report.
How behavioral biometrics can enhance security
Traditional authentication methods are struggling to keep up with the expansion of online services. Yet additional systems like two-factor authentication can prove to be cumbersome.
Adding behavioral biometrics to adaptive authentication
There’s a vision of a future where employees and customers don’t even have to enter a password and if they do it can be a simple one – password1234. These people envision a world of adaptive authentication. These systems take multiple attributes — IP address, geo-location of mobile device, time of accessing data, etc. – and then make a decision on whether or not to enable access.
Ibm dives into behavioral biometrics
IBM is diving into the emerging field of behavioral biometrics with new upgrade for its digital banking security system. Called IBM Security Trusteer Pinpoint Detect, the system now uses machine learning to build profiles of how users interact with their devices.
How behavioral biometrics is innovating it security
We’ve known for a long while that passwords, firewalls and private networks simply aren’t sufficient for tight IT security anymore. It’s all too easy for even a semi-sophisticated cyber-criminal to scan for passwords and find back doors into personal and business data that, sooner or later, amount to illicit money in the thief’s bank account. Thus, the race is on to develop workable alternatives, with behavioral biometrics one of the more promising ones.
Fighting fraud with behavioral biometrics and cognitive fraud detection
As fraudsters continually refine their techniques to steal banking customers’ credentials, IBM fights back with new tools that use behavioral biometrics and cognitive fraud detection. IBM’s Brooke Satti Charles offers a preview.
Ecg biometric technology and other security insights
Ecg biometric technology and other security insights with ben carter b-secur…
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