Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. Continuous authentication represents a shift in security measures, offering a dynamic approach to verifying user identity throughout ...

Back in 2005, if I learned that the bank I worked for was literally tracking my every move – the way my mouse moved or how my fingers lingered for microseconds longer on certain computer keys – I ...

Cybersecurity is a tough nut to crack. Passwords can be stolen, keystrokes logged, security questions phished. Even things like thumbprints or face scans can be hacked or copied from pictures around ...

We live in the era of targeted marketing, where our online and offline behavior and personality traits determine what products will be advertised to us. When computer algorithms have become ...

SecureAuth is a vendor in the authentication and access space. It covers a range of related functions including authentication, single sign on, and user self-service. At its core, SecureAuth is ...

The quest for frictionless yet secure authentication has been the central driver of innovation in identity and access management (IAM) systems for a long time. But today — as new technologies become ...

RSA CONFERENCE -- San Francisco -- Fingerprints and retinal scans are awfully hard to spoof, but they are static data that could be stolen, and worse yet, they force users to go through another pesky ...

Biometric authentication is seeing rapid growth as the technology protects consumers with real time security, but without compromising their user experience. In the financial sector, where the ...

The Behavioral Biometrics Market, which was valued at USD 2.01 billion in 2022, is projected to soar to USD 11.64 billion by 2030, growing at a robust CAGR of 24.5% from 2023 to 2030. This significant ...

If you were a builder, why would you buy a cushy SUV when you could buy a heavy duty pickup truck--something that did everything you wanted it to do, and did it better? Financial institutions should ...

There’s a great short story from Orson Scott Card called Dogwalker. Originally published in 1989, it’s about a team of e-criminals who attempt to pull off a grand heist on a wealthy target. Using ...