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Jason Tooley, Chief Revenue OfficerVeridiumID, the company’s proprietary passwordless authentication platform, creates trusted digital identities by binding a user’s biometrics with their mobile device for a secure experience. The platform works in conjunction with a front-end mobile SDK. “Using VeridiumID, end users can replace passwords, tokens, OTPs, or swipe cards with multiple biometrics from their mobile device,” explains Tooley. The result is much better user experience, and subsequently, companies reduce fraud at a lower total cost of ownership than other multi-factor authentication solutions. VeridiumID also breaks up biometric data and stores it between the mobile device and a server utilizing visual cryptography. As the biometric data is not stored in a single location, biometric vectors can’t be compromised or stolen. In addition, Veridium’s authentication solutions integrate with existing corporate authentication infrastructure without the need for additional hardware.
For enhanced security, Veridium offers 4 Fingers TouchlessID, a multi-finger contactless biometric authentication system. As the name suggests, it captures all four fingerprints at once using a smartphone’s rear camera. Capturing four prints increases the complexity of the data acquired from a user, effectively making it more secure than a single thumbprint. 4 Fingers TouchlessID is significantly more reliable than facial and voice recognition as it does not fail under inadequate lighting conditions and noisy areas.![]()
We help enterprises make authenticating identity easier and more secure by eliminating passwords
Veridium caters to various industries, with the financial sector showing strong interest since the industry is a prime target for cyber attacks. When an independent financial service group wanted to eliminate passwords and PINs for their clients, they selected Veridium’s solution due its superior performance over competitors. For the company, native biometrics such as fingerprint and facial recognition did not provide adequate security or a seamless user experience. Veridium’s 4 Fingers TouchlessID proved to be the perfect fit for the firm’s needs. With false acceptance rates of 0.01 percent and a false rejection rate of 1 percent, the firm was able to ensure that legitimate customers would not be treated as imposters.
Such successes have prompted Veridium to launch its proprietary facial recognition technology. The company is continuously working on developments in various areas, including enhancing its solutions’ integration capabilities with emerging technologies such as blockchain. As demand for enterprise security dramatically increases, Veridium is prepared to disrupt the traditional authentication model with its full suite of passwordless authentication technology.
Company
Veridium
Management
Jason Tooley, Chief Revenue Officer
Description
Veridium offers passwordless authentication solutions that help enterprises better protect critical assets and provide an improved authentication experience. VeridiumID, the company’s proprietary passwordless authentication platform creates trusted digital identities by binding a user’s biometrics with their mobile device for a secure experience. The platform works in conjunction with a front-end mobile SDK, allowing organizations to embed biometrics within a company’s app. For enhanced security, Veridium offers 4 Fingers TouchlessID, a multi-finger contactless biometric authentication system
Veridium’s UBA framework identifies patterns of human behavior and applies statistical analysis to detect anomalies that could indicate potential threats. Veridium InMotion increases the reliability of all native biometrics for authentication by pairing behavioral data captured on smartphones with users’ biometrics, making it more difficult for malicious actors to spoof their fingerprints or faces to gain access to corporate accounts.
“As data breaches and insider threats increasingly plague the enterprise, businesses are in need of a strong solution that can better recognize and verify users’ identities,” said Ionut Dumitran, Veridium’s head of product development. “With user behavior analytics, a malicious actor that has someone’s phone and their fingerprints – or even similar facial features, like a twin might – will have an extremely difficult time trying to replicate their unique mannerisms. By tapping into the power of behavioral biometrics, Veridium InMotion can help businesses diminish the risk of identity as an attack vector and strengthen authentication in a way that is both transparent and frictionless for the user.”
Veridium InMotion is part of the VeridiumID platform, which captures how users interact with their smartphone. Each time a user authenticates their identity, his or her interactions are logged; after the first 10 authentications, a baseline that is specific to each user is established to compare future interactions. Suspicious movements that don’t align with previously recorded user behavior patterns are immediately reported and flagged to administrators who can evaluate the risk and potentially stop malicious activity in motion.
Key features of Veridium InMotion include:
• Motion Detection: Veridium collects information from smartphone motion sensors (the accelerometer and the gyroscope) when the user initiates biometric authentication. No personal information is stored – only motion patterns.
• Machine Learning: It requires just 10 authentications to get a baseline for most users. The model then continues to refine itself as it learns the user’s behavior.
• Confidence Scores: Once a pattern of authentication is established, Veridium will rate the authentication with a confidence score. Based on risk factors, a low confidence score can initiate step-up authentication via SMS, email or phone, among others. In high-risk scenarios, a low confidence score and multiple failed attempts could initiate the blocking of a user completely.