
Category: Compliance


TypingDNA is delivering its typing biometrics solution for Microsoft Azure Active Directory B2C clients providing frictionless multi-factor authentication
TypingDNA’s typing biometrics Authentication API now works with Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) B2C to ensure seamless authentication. TypingDNA’s proprietary AI technology recognizes people by the way they type on their keyboards and will enable Azure AD B2C customers to have comprehensive and robust protection against sophisticated threats such as password spray and brute force attacks.Â
NY DMV approves keystroke analysis as a validation method
The New York Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) was one of the first in the U.S. to approve biometrics as a compliant technique for student identity validation.
Why banks should deploy keystroke dynamics authentication
Banks should deploy keystroke dynamics as a modern security method to provide seamless authentication and to drive technological innovation.
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.
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.
TypingDNA is operating in compliance with several ISO standards
TypingDNA is glad to announce compliance with International Organization for Standardization – ISO standards.
FAQs – How do we ensure customers’ privacy?
Companies must ensure customers’ privacy, at all costs. We value the privacy of our users the most, for any information, feel free to contact us.
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.
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.