Most consumers comfortable with AI to secure transactions but privacy concerns remain
The majority of people want to use artificial intelligence to save time and money, but are not comfortable with emotion…
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More than 60 percent think sharing biometrics puts identity information at risk
More than three out of five consumers think that providing fingerprint or iris information with companies puts their personal identity…
Partnership brings BIO-key biometric locks to major retailers
A retail partnership with consumer technology products provider Aluratek will see BIO-key biometric and Bluetooth enabled padlocks and travel locks…
PSD2 to drive biometric adoption for online payment authentication: Mastercard
With the number of online transactions requiring cardholder authentication to increase from roughly one or two percent today to as…
Blink and you’ll miss it: The mass-market adoption of facial verification in business
This is a guest post by Husayn Kassai, CEO and co-founder of Onfido. Who are you? And how can you…
Consumers far prefer multi-factor authentication to passwords
More than two-thirds of consumers would rather use multi-factor authentication (MFA) without a password than a traditional username and password,…
Study indicates consumer authentication methods becoming a competitive differentiator
More U.S. consumers consider biometrics “exteremely” or “very” secure than any other form of digital identification (54 percent), ahead of…
Report shows consumer comfort with biometrics increasing but uneven
A solid majority of U.S. consumers are very comfortable with fingerprint biometrics, but other modalities are only as comfortable for…
Is face recognition ready to make its mark?
This a guest post by Doug Aley, CEO of Ever AI. Security is and should be top of mind with…
Pindrop survey shows mixed public confidence in voice recognition
More than four out of five U.S. adults believe that there are benefits to using voice recognition for personal verification…
