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We need a new mechanism that can distinguish users using online accounts seamlessly: no more hardware assets that you can lose, no more difficult passwords, no more poor user experience. Biometrics solutions based on fingerprints, iris or face recognition aren’t without their flaws. That is why we created fingerprints.digital to provide a tool that would defend every user of each critical service from digital hijack while maintaining user privacy.
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Behavioural Biometry and SCA requirements
The Septembers PSD2 Directive is fast approaching. The nervousness is visible not only in the banking industry but also among the clients and the press. Until recently, the hottest subject was Open Banking, and now the most frequently discussed issue is the Strong Customer Authentication requirement. In short, it consists of providing at least a double layer of customer protection in the form of: 1. Something You know – the password and login 2. Something that I have – a phone, token 3. Something I am – that is, a fingerprint, a face scan (some …
Models’ quality adapted to your needs
For each user, Digital Fingerprints can provide independent models based on users’ behaviour – one runs on a keyboard, another on mouse/touchpad etc. activity. But what does it really mean? …
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