Solutions
Explore the technologies powering mobile identity and authentication.
Smart Cards
Smart cards, as their name implies, are plastic cards with integrated circuits that allow them to contain important, rich data. The most common of the...
Behavioral
Humans are creatures of habit. The way we walk, the way we type, how we move our cursors around on a website's login or checkout page—these are deeply...
Wearable Tech
Wearables are a fast-rising area in the Internet of Things. Consumers have shown a growing interest in smartwatch and wristband devices that can be us...
Smartphones
Smartphones are at the heart of mobile identity, opening up new avenues for authentication and digital ID. This is thanks in large part to the mobile ...
Other
Mobile identity is evolving rapidly, and today encompasses a wide range of devices, software, and conceptual frameworks. From mobile biometrics to fit...
Vital
Vital biometrics—the measurement of a user’s internal body functions, like heart rate, ECG and blood oxygen level—play a unique and increasingly promi...
Second Factor
Two-factor authentication, or 2FA, refers to the use of more than one mechanism for authentication. Traditionally, most authentication systems have re...
Fingerprint Biometrics
Fingerprints are practically synonymous with identity. The unique ridges and whorls on the tips of your finger have been distinguishing one person fro...
Iris Biometrics
Iris biometrics measure the unique patterns in the colored part of a user’s eye. Incredibly accurate, quick and contactless, biometrics that scan a us...
Facial Recognition
Like all biometrics solutions, face recognition technology measures and matches the unique characteristics of a subject's face for the purposes of ide...
Voice
Voice interaction has become a prominent user interface in recent years, and may even be on track to replace text-based interaction. On smartphones, v...