Digital Identity: The Evolution and Impact of Behavioral Biometrics
Quadrant
Knowledge Solutions Reveals that Behavioral
Biometrics Market is Projected to Register a CAGR of 11.9% by 2027. Behavioral
biometrics stands as a dynamic cybersecurity technology, evolving alongside the
expanding landscape of internet and IoT device usage. Organizations are
increasingly challenged by the imperative to combat fraudulent activities and
cybercrimes, catalyzing the emergence of sophisticated behavioral biometric
solutions empowered by AI and ML technologies. Such solutions encompass a
spectrum of digital and cognitive behaviors, including keystroke dynamics,
typing cadence, touchscreen movements, and device handling, facilitating user
reauthentication.
Quadrant
Knowledge Solutions characterizes Behavioral Biometrics as a technology that
passively and continually observes, assesses, and verifies users based on their
behavioral, cognitive, and response traits. These encompass keystroke dynamics,
device manipulation, touchscreen interaction, mouse gestures, navigation
patterns, contextual form fluency, and data familiarity across the entirety of
the customer journey. Leveraging advanced analytics and machine learning,
Behavioral Biometrics generates ongoing behavioral risk scores, mitigating
false positives, reducing risk identification and remediation time, and
fostering seamless customer experiences.
This study
aims to address key inquiries:
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The
current competitive landscape within the Behavioral Biometrics market.
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Market
share held by major vendors in global and regional markets.
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Key
competitive dynamics shaping the Behavioral Biometrics solution market.
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Leading
vendors in global and regional markets.
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Comparison
of different vendors in terms of their offerings of cloud-based versus
on-premises solutions.
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Competitive
factors influencing the market positioning of different vendors.
While
financial institutions (FIs) increasingly adopt biometric solutions, they
grapple with integrating this technology into their existing security
frameworks. Challenges include the necessity for substantial biometric data
repositories to ensure precise decision-making and the imperative to uphold
secure data storage environments.
Organizations
will persist in advancing AI and machine learning capabilities, with the
adoption of behavioral profiling in multimodal biometrics driving enhancements
in adaptive and predictive capacities for behavioral biometric technologies.
Vendors
covered in Behavioral Biometrics study:
BioCatch,
Feedzai, IBM, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, NuData Security, OneSpan, RSA
Security, SecureAuth, and TruU.
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