Category: Behavioral biometrics
Typing patterns and the type-to-output tool
Typing patterns are the digital representation of a person’s unique typing behavior, similar to physical biometrics such as fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, and iris scanning.
AI facts devs need to know before changing focus to machine learning
The hype around AI is rapidly growing to transform the domain as one of the fastest evolving technology sectors. This infographic highlights several AI facts, every developer should know before changing their focus to machine learning or artificial intelligence.
TypingDNA’s typing biometrics authentication is now integrated with the ForgeRock Identity Platform
The ForgeRock-TypingDNA partnership aims to deliver user-friendly and secure customer and workforce authentication experiences. The integration of TypingDNA’s authentication API enhances security by preventing account takeovers as an integral part of holistic risk-based authentication (RBA) and two-factor authentication (2FA) systems.
How to prevent credential stuffing with keystroke dynamics authentication
Check out these two quick ways on how to use keystroke dynamics authentication to prevent credential stuffing and secure your customers’ information in a user-friendly way.
Identity fraud TCO: Millions of dollars, a damaged reputation, and customer churn
No matter the industry, identity fraud and account takeover can translate into a ruined business. Companies can implement security measures even during account opening with sound identity verification proofing technologies.
User-friendly authentication for online payments
Typing biometrics, a behavioral-based technology, can prevent online payment fraud and provide user-friendly authentication for online payments.
How quickly can TypingDNA recognize you?
You can count on TypingDNA’s typing biometrics to recognize typing behavior with great confidence, depending on what typing pattern you choose to use, as well as the size, and the number of typing samples enrolled for a user profile.
FAQs – Why TypingDNA’s typing biometrics authentication is highly-accurate?
Highly-accurate typing biometrics authentication can be used to protect users’ accounts. Read about how TypingDNA ensures the accuracy of the technology.
Intelligent authentication – a competitive advantage for challenger banks
Challenger banks can use intelligent authentication to comply with regulations and to develop a competitive advantage against competitors.
TypingDNA announced expanded typing biometrics authentication for mobile at Gartner IAM Summit 2019
TypingDNA announces expanded typing biometrics authentication to Android, iOS, and React Native at the Gartner Identity & Access Management Summit 2019.
Types of behavioral biometrics: Keystroke dynamics
Typing biometrics is an additional layer of security that provides seamless, continuous user authentication virtually impossible to imitate due to the innate nature of these characteristics.
User-friendly authentication to comply with CCPA
To comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, companies should put user-friendly authentication into practice during login to prevent data breaches.
Fighting facial recognition wildfires with substitute technology
Less invasive biometrics such as typing biometrics and fingerprint scans can be a reliable, sound option for the future of identity validation.
Behavioral biometrics: signature analysis | cognitive biometrics
TypingDNA presents the various types of biometrics and explores their use for authentication and beyond.
TypingDNA mentioned in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Access Management as a partner to Optimal IdM
TypingDNA is mentioned in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Access Management* as a partner to Optimal IdM.
Behavioral biometrics: gait analysis – voice ID
In this series, we present various types of biometrics and explore their use for authentication. In our latest blog post, we spoke about mouse use characteristics and analyzed their use cases.
PSD2: The new 3D Secure 2.0Â
The 3D Secure security protocol is one of the key changes deriving from PSD2 and the SCA(Strong Customer Authentication) amendments.
FAQs – If your typing pattern changes, can you still be authenticated?
We recommend at least one additional security factor to be put in place, so in case your typing pattern changes, you will still be able to log in.
FAQs – What is typing biometrics?
What is typing biometrics technology? It is embedded in peoples’ transient behavior when typing on a keyboard. See how it works, here.
Types of behavioral biometrics: Mouse use characteristicsÂ
Biometrics represent uniquely identifying and measurable patterns in human interaction with devices such as the mouse use characteristics.
PSD2: EBA’s Opinion on SCA elements as of June 2019
The new Payment Services Directive – PSD2 is meant to better the current state of the European financial markets, adapt to the technological advancements of recent years, and propose up-to-date, common standards across the EU.
A review of the evolution of multi-factor authentication (MFA)
The evolution of MFA methods changed the face of cybersecurity. Technological developments promise affordable and user-friendly MFA.
TypingDNA’s latest behavioral biometrics breakthrough speeds up the authentication process
TypingDNA’s latest behavioral biometrics breakthrough speeds up the authentication process.
5 Advantages that make typing biometrics the best behavioral verification tool
Typing biometrics offer several advantages over other forms of behavioral biometrics. For example, typing biometrics can’t be easily spoofed and there’s no special hardware required. This makes typing biometrics ideal.
How behavioral biometrics can drastically improve online security
Behavioral biometrics is an advanced security method that helps improve fraud detection, login authentication and fraud prevention, and it’s quickly becoming the preferred way to secure accounts. There are numerous other uses for behavioral biometrics.