Behavioral Biometrics in the USA: A Deep Dive into Market Trends, Opportunities, and Challenges

 


Quadrant Knowledge Solutions has unveiled that the Behavioral Biometrics market in the USA is expected to achieve a CAGR above the average by 2028.

The United States is emerging as a key market for Behavioral Biometrics, fueled by rising cybersecurity concerns and the demand for advanced authentication solutions. Industries like finance, healthcare, and technology are increasingly adopting Behavioral Biometrics to strengthen security measures and address evolving cyber threats.

These solutions work by analyzing user behavior patterns in real-time to detect anomalies and authenticate users more effectively. The growing demand is also supported by regulatory requirements and the shift towards remote work environments, highlighting the essential role of Behavioral Biometrics in protecting digital identities.

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Key questions this study will address include:

·       What is the current and future state of competition in the Behavioral Biometrics market in the USA?

·       What will be the key competitive dynamics in the U.S. market for Behavioral Biometrics?

·       How will different vendors position themselves across customer segments, from SMBs to large enterprises, by 2028?

·       How will vendors compare in terms of their cloud-based versus on-premises solutions offerings by 2028 in the USA?

·       What are the relative strengths and challenges of vendors operating in the U.S. market?

·       What market forecasts are held by major industries within this market, and what competitive factors will impact the market positioning of different vendors?

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Strategic Market Direction  

According to Quadrant Knowledge Solutions, Behavioral Biometrics is defined as "A technology that passively and continuously monitors, analyzes, and authenticates users based on their behavioral, cognitive, and response attributes such as keystroke dynamics, device handling, touchscreen interaction, mouse movements, navigation pattern, form context and fluency, and data familiarity across the entire customer lifecycle.

Behavioral Biometrics leverages advanced analytics and machine learning modules to continuously generate behavioral risk scores that help reduce false positives, minimize risk identification and remediation time, and drive a frictionless customer experience."

Vendors covered in this Study:

Accertify, Arkose Labs, BioCatch, BureauID, Callsign, Feedzai, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Mastercard (NuData Security), NeuroID, OneSpan, Plurilock, RSA Security, Sardine, SecureAuth, Sumsub, ThreatMark and XTN Cognitive Security 

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