Category: Typing Biometrics
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.
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.
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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.
EBA approves typing biometrics in SCA of PSD2
The European Banking Authority clarifies on what constitutes a compliant element in each of the three possible categories of multi-factor authentication: inherence, possession, and knowledge. EBA approves typing biometrics as compliant to be used in multi-factor authentication.
Common drawbacks of multi-factor authentication
MFA brings forth strong layers of security, helps companies achieve compliance, and increases flexibility and productivity by removing the burden of passwords.
MFA with typing biometrics, an essential part of any IAM system
MFA combined with typing biometrics and other authentication factors such as email OTP or SMS OTP results in a robust and stealth account protection for both customers and employees.
Typing biometrics for secure and frictionless multi-factor authentication (MFA)
Leveraging typing biometrics with almost any other factor of authentication allows for frictionless and affordable online privacy protection.