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Let’s talk biometrics: Proving identity, cutting costs, and detecting deepfakes

Let’s talk biometrics: Proving identity, cutting costs, and detecting deepfakes
 

Let’s Talk Biometrics: Proving Identity, Cutting Costs, and Detecting Deepfakes
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November 20, 2024 at 13:00 EST

Register for Keyless’ live webinar with experts Eve Maler, Sarah Clark, Maxine Most and Fabian Eberle as they answer biometric authentication’s top five questions:

1. The costs of second factors: OTPs, call centers, and biometrics

2. Bridging IDV and ongoing authentication

3. Relying on FaceID and passkeys to prove identity – are they enough?

4. Proving a user’s genuine identity in the age of deepfakes

5. Centralized vs. decentralized storage for biometric data

Register today.

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