SecuredTouch is an authentication assessment system that uses innovative biometric technology to continuously monitor desktop and, especially, mobile devices to detect identity theft. As people become more reliant on their smartphones and tablets, it is apparent that extra steps need to be taken to keep their personal information secure. What makes this authentication assessment system innovative is its lack of passwords.
E&T writes, "The SecuredTouch algorithms--which are identified with a set of specific user characteristics, based primarily on touch--are able to detect minute changes in behaviour which are not compatible with that of the authorised user and alert the system administrator or perform preventative measures to keep personal information safe." Through this sophisticated authentication assessment system, businesses and everyday users will be able to stand up against hackers.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Biometric Technology
- The use of biometric technology in authentication assessment systems offers a disruptive innovation opportunity for enhanced security and user experience.
- Continuous Monitoring
- Continuous monitoring in authentication assessment systems provides a disruptive innovation opportunity to detect identity theft in real-time.
- Passwordless Authentication
- The adoption of passwordless authentication in assessment systems presents a disruptive innovation opportunity to eliminate the vulnerabilities associated with traditional password-based systems.
Where This Applies
- Cybersecurity
- The cybersecurity industry can leverage authentication assessment systems with biometric technology to improve the detection and prevention of identity theft.
- Mobile Devices
- The mobile device industry can benefit from authentication assessment systems that continuously monitor and detect unauthorized access, providing enhanced security for users.
- User Authentication
- The user authentication industry can embrace passwordless authentication methods offered by assessment systems to enhance user experience and mitigate the risks of password-related vulnerabilities.
