Unveiling the Evolution of Behavioral Biometrics: Redefining User Authentication
Behavioral
Biometrics, as defined by Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, is a technology
that continually monitors, analyzes, and authenticates users based on their
behavioral, cognitive, and response attributes. These attributes include
keystroke dynamics, device handling, touchscreen interaction, mouse movements,
navigation patterns, form context and fluency, and data familiarity. Leveraging
advanced analytics and machine learning modules, Behavioral Biometrics
generates behavioral risk scores to reduce false positives, shorten risk
identification and remediation time, and enhance the customer experience by
minimizing friction.
Despite the increasing adoption
of biometrics solutions by Financial Institutions (FIs), integrating this
technology with existing security systems remains a challenge. These challenges
include the necessity for a large biometric data repository for accurate
decision-making and the requirement for a secure environment to store this
data. Organizations are expected to advance in AI and machine learning
capabilities, and the adoption of behavioral profiling in multimodal biometrics
will enhance adaptive and predictive capabilities for behavioral biometrics
technologies.
Key Questions Addressed in the
Study:
·
What
is the current competitive landscape in the Behavioral Biometrics market?
·
What
is the market share held by major vendors in this market?
·
What
are the key competitive dynamics in both global and regional markets for
Behavioral Biometrics solutions?
·
Who
are the leading vendors in both global and regional markets?
·
How
do different vendors compare in terms of offering cloud-based versus
on-premises solutions?
Vendors covered in Behavioral
Biometrics study:
BioCatch, Feedzai, IBM,
LexisNexis Risk Solutions, NuData Security, OneSpan, RSA Security, SecureAuth,
and TruU.
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