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Protect against costly, damaging ransomware hacks by employing biometrics. Imageware identifies, verifies and authenticates who people are not just what keys and codes they have. Our Cloud-based, multimodal biometric solutions provide faster, accurate identification to better secure communities, data and assets against costly ransomware attacks.

Why Biometric Based Zero Trust Network Access?

Imagewaresystems11 Aug, 2021Security

The IT landscape is drastically changing before our eyes. Accessing data, applications, and services from anywhere and exchanging it with others has never been easier with the transition from the traditional ?Castle Approach? architecture to a more accessible model.

The Eyes Have It What is Iris Recognition

Imagewaresystems03 Aug, 2021Security

Iris recognition is a biometric modality that compares the unique characteristics and patterns of the colored part of the eye to verify and authenticate an individual?s identity. Similar to fingerprint matching, iris recognition is more accurate and doesn?t require physical contact.

What is Biometrics as a Service?

Imagewaresystems29 Jul, 2021Security

While FIDO can be useful in consumer implementations, it?s limited by a significant logical flaw: it assumes that you always have your device on you. It makes your mobile device a proxy for you as an individual, which only works if you accept the premise that every person and every use case will be able to leverage a specific mobile phone for access.

Biometric Trends in the Aftermath of COVID-19

Imagewaresystems22 Jul, 2021Security

The pandemic that gripped the world in early 2020 has only tightened its hold, and forever changed events, work, and our personal lives. In response to the needs for social distancing and quarantine conditions, drastic changes have been needed in just about every part of our daily lives.

What To Do If You Fall Victim to Ransomware

Imagewaresystems14 Jul, 2021Security

Ransomware is a malicious type of software, or malware, that prevents access to a user?s systems or files and demands payment to get access back. It tends to work in three main ways - either encrypting files so you can?t access them, locking the screen so it seems like you can?t get past the ransom note, or it?s a scare tactic.

Best Practices Every Bank Should Know Part: Biometric MFA

Imagewaresystems08 Jul, 2021Security

From the bank and credit union executives that I speak to, this has traditionally been keeping up the CIO?s, CTO?s and CISO?s. Lately however, this problem is not just a ?back of mind? concept for senior executives. CEOs, board members, and CFOs are worried: ?Are we one bad attack away from losing our job?? The answer is undoubtedly, ?Yes!?

Understanding OIDC and SAML Connections for Secure Access

Imagewaresystems30 Jun, 2021Security

If you?ve attended our recent webinars on ImageWare Authenticate, especially our webinar discussing integrations, you?ve heard us talking about OIDC and SAML connectors. If you?re not already familiar with what the acronyms stand for, however, understanding what they are and what they?re for (or why they?re different) can be confusing.

PSD2, Strong Authentication, and What BFSI Need to Know

Imagewaresystems24 Jun, 2021Security

With PSD2, payment service providers are on the hook for security risks and must have a documented security policy in effect that details their security controls and risk mitigation procedures, including, but not limited to strong customer authentication for their customers.

How Law Enforcement Agencies are Using Biometrics

Imagewaresystems21 Jun, 2021Security

Law Enforcement agencies around the globe use either a behavioral modality, physiological modality, or a combination of both. Fingerprints are the most common, followed by iris and facial recognition, with gait and voice recognition becoming more popular.

How to Block Social Engineering Attacks From Bypassing Your Multi Factor Authentication

Imagewaresystems14 Jun, 2021Security

It?s been just over a year since the FBI released its warning that Multi-Factor Authentication on its own still potentially leaves your organization open to risks. While credential theft of usernames and passwords is more challenging with two-factor authentication enabled.