High accuracy
Our proprietary AI-enabled technology delivers unprecedented accuracy of up to 99%, making typing biometrics MFA-worthy for the first time.
Strong against spoofing
Even with malicious intent, spoofing someone’s typing behaviour is nearly impossible as it is hard to record and even harder to play back.
Private and encrypted
What is typed is not recorded (only how it is typed is recorded) and the entire connection is protected by the latest encryption standards.
Access anytime
Users can authenticate without searching for their phone or physical token. It is much harder to leave your typing behaviour behind.
Access anywhere
Access away from home and physical tokens or on a plane with no network coverage for SMS but an internet connection. The only needed parties are the user and a keyboard.
No hardware purchase and maintenance cost
Typing biometrics require no complex deployment scheme with hardware purchase, maintenance and replacement and scale immediately.
Low development and maintenance cost
Deployment is quick and easy, requiring much less development than proprietary mobile apps as software tokens.
Easy customer service
Maintaining a typing biometrics authentication solution is cost-efficient, as users don't ever forget or lose the authentication means, overwhelming your call-center.
Analyze much more of the authentication context by using TypingDNA to check who is typing the username and password. Increase security with no impact on user experience!
Add an independent factor to keep your authentications secure. Increase security for browser logins from any device with no hardware or maintenance cost.
Our cloud-based technology is available in API, so that you can easily integrate it in any IAM you currently use and fine-tune it to you custom needs.
When new users sign up for your service or turn on the 2FA, we record the typing pattern and build the user profile.
When they try to authenticate, we record the typing pattern again and match it to the user profile.
The right users are authenticated and can further interact with your service while you are confident in their identity.
We'll help you find the best solution
A good MFA approach uses at least two of the following three factors: knowledge, ownership and inherence.
The elements selected must be independent, i.e. the breach of one does not compromise the other.
The main considerations for selecting an authentication method are security, impact on user experience and cost. Have a look at our comparison table to help you select the solution best suited for you.
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Select the best biometric for you
Biometric solutions are a great MFA alternative due to their increased security, but choosing the right biometric solution can be real a challenge. To help you out, we compiled a table that describes the most commonly used biometrics in MFA by means of some of the most important selection criteria.
Security takes into account the accuracy of the technology as well as the ease of bypassing it with malintent. User experience considers enrollment and verification ease in perfect conditions, as well as how much external factors can hinder usage (e.g. noisy background for voice recognition).
We also take into account the availability of hardware in the general population and how well suited the method is for a browser-based platform.
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