Namita Patel

  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 e...