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,…
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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…
Continued focus on privacy critical to foster growing public support for facial recognition: FaceFirst CEO
With the rapid increase in deployments of facial recognition technology across the U.S., social dialogue about its implications for public…
Former DHS head Tom Ridge says biometrics will restore social trust
Biometric authentication is the method which can enable the connected society to get full benefit of the internet and the…
Multiple surveys find acceptance of biometrics by U.S., U.K. consumers mixed
TSheets recently surveyed 500 U.S. adults to determine what they know about biometrics. Turned out, only one in 10 recognized…
2018 biometric predictions: advanced biometric technologies take off
This is a guest post by Arie Melamed, CMO of FST Biometrics. 2017 marked a turning point in the global…
Oxford Economics study reveals consumers want biometric security measures
Oxford Economics released a study titled “The Future of Money: How digital payments are changing global commerce”, which finds that…
