Behavioral biometric authentication recognizes people by the way they behave.
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Most popular biometrics recognizes people by their face, voice or fingerprint, but alternative and less invasive biometrics have emerged recently.
Behavioral biometric authentication goes a step further by identifying a person based on unique behavior they have when they interact with a device. It allows a true frictionless authentication being less invasive and using existing hardware capabilities avoiding additional sensor costs. Platforms use today one or multiple types of behavioral patterns.
The way people walk, known as gait recognition
The way people hold and interact with a phone/tablet
The way people use their mouse, known as mouse biometrics
The way people type on their keyboards, known as typing biometrics
We recognize people by the way they type on their keyboards (PC/laptop or mobile). Get free API access (1,000 authentications/month included) and start adding typing biometrics capabilities to your platform.
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Registration and authentication is invisible avoiding unpleasant user experience.
Widely available by using existing hardware thus eliminating the need for costly additional hardware equipment.
