Passwordless authenticator Veridium has announced it has been chosen to supply software to MTRIX, a German authentication company whose clients include automaker BMW, VGH, weapons maker Heckler & Koch, energy infrastructure maker Pfisterer Group and BFS Health Finance.
United States-based Veridium will be supplying its biometric multi-factor authentication (MFA) software, including behavioral biometrics, designed to prevent phishing and password theft, according to the company.
“Complex methods add friction,” Rainer Witzgall, Veridium’s chief revenue officer, said in a statement. “Veridium eliminates this complexity entirely.”
In October, Veridium was chosen to supply passwordless, biometric MFA to an unnamed Mexican internet company.
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