I have been researching DHS Co-ops for the past three years and have built strong compliance based research knowledge pertaining to identity theft, biometrics and Cyber Security.
This document summarizes an e-signature solution that allows for signing documents digitally. It provides benefits like reducing fraud, seamless integration into existing workflows, and flexibility to use different signature capture devices. The solution supports in-shop, mobile, and web-based signing scenarios. It allows defining signing processes, adding annotations, filling forms, and works offline on mobile. Signature security features include biometric encryption, document binding, and integrity protection. The solution complies with PDF standards and supports major signature capture hardware.
An introduction to Solus - learn how Solus is combatting Cyber Crime and online security breaches with it's secure, easy-to-use, authentication platform. It's multifactor application uses biometric identification and scrambled pinpad technology and can be integrated with enterprise apps.
TrustBearer - Virginia Security Summit - Web Authentication Strategies - Apri...TrustBearer
TrustBearer's Brian Kelly gave this presentation during the Identity Management track at the Virginia Security Summit in Richmond, VA. It compares SAML to OpenID and explains how different authentication methods can be used with either of these Single Sign On standards.
The document provides an overview of the Usher Mobile Identity Platform, which aims to replace traditional forms of identity like physical badges and passwords with mobile identity. It does this through four main ideas: 1) dematerializing physical IDs into a mobile app, 2) linking each mobile ID to its owner using biometrics, 3) extending mobile IDs to applications, entryways, and transactions, and 4) delivering identity as an enterprise-level utility. The platform includes components like the Usher Mobile app, Usher Intelligence for monitoring identity activity, Usher Manager for administration, and Usher Vault for secure identity storage and presentation.
Going beyond MFA(Multi-factor authentication)-Future demands much moreindragantiSaiHiranma
Automated Onboarding, Identity
Verification and Strong Authentication
are all needed by future-readiness
businesses that demand rapid
evolution for their businesses
transformation and growth.
These 3 features form the core in
hyper volume-velocity with remote
working and BYO-focused workplace
for every business too. End users and
employee as understand the need for
efficient solid identity verification
security, but they expect technology
to be simple, convenient, and fast.
With decreased visibility and
increased complexity, IT is more
challenged than ever to manage
authentication across a hybrid
an environment without disrupting end-user
The document discusses using verified identities from trusted organizations like governments and banks to authenticate users to applications and services. It notes that banks, telecommunications companies, and other Know Your Customer regulated organizations already perform strong identity verification. The Ubisecure Identity Platform connects these verified identities to applications and services, providing benefits to customers, identity providers, and service providers by simplifying registration and login while reducing fraud risk. It allows service providers to use strong authentication without building their own identity verification infrastructure.
Las organizaciones necesitan evolucionar más allá del nombre de usuario y contraseña básico y asegurar las transacciones en línea con un abanico de opciones de autenticación segura.
This document discusses two-factor authentication and its importance for securing PHIN systems. It analyzes different two-factor authentication methods like digital certificates, one-time passwords, and biometrics. Digital certificates support open standards and interoperability for automated B2B authentication and messaging. One-time passwords provide mobility but require digital certificates for server authentication. The document proposes two approaches: Approach A uses passwords and client certificates for users and Approach B uses key-fobs for users but requires managing two infrastructures. It concludes by emphasizing strong authentication, authorization, and identity management for perimeter security.
This document summarizes an e-signature solution that allows for signing documents digitally. It provides benefits like reducing fraud, seamless integration into existing workflows, and flexibility to use different signature capture devices. The solution supports in-shop, mobile, and web-based signing scenarios. It allows defining signing processes, adding annotations, filling forms, and works offline on mobile. Signature security features include biometric encryption, document binding, and integrity protection. The solution complies with PDF standards and supports major signature capture hardware.
An introduction to Solus - learn how Solus is combatting Cyber Crime and online security breaches with it's secure, easy-to-use, authentication platform. It's multifactor application uses biometric identification and scrambled pinpad technology and can be integrated with enterprise apps.
TrustBearer - Virginia Security Summit - Web Authentication Strategies - Apri...TrustBearer
TrustBearer's Brian Kelly gave this presentation during the Identity Management track at the Virginia Security Summit in Richmond, VA. It compares SAML to OpenID and explains how different authentication methods can be used with either of these Single Sign On standards.
The document provides an overview of the Usher Mobile Identity Platform, which aims to replace traditional forms of identity like physical badges and passwords with mobile identity. It does this through four main ideas: 1) dematerializing physical IDs into a mobile app, 2) linking each mobile ID to its owner using biometrics, 3) extending mobile IDs to applications, entryways, and transactions, and 4) delivering identity as an enterprise-level utility. The platform includes components like the Usher Mobile app, Usher Intelligence for monitoring identity activity, Usher Manager for administration, and Usher Vault for secure identity storage and presentation.
Going beyond MFA(Multi-factor authentication)-Future demands much moreindragantiSaiHiranma
Automated Onboarding, Identity
Verification and Strong Authentication
are all needed by future-readiness
businesses that demand rapid
evolution for their businesses
transformation and growth.
These 3 features form the core in
hyper volume-velocity with remote
working and BYO-focused workplace
for every business too. End users and
employee as understand the need for
efficient solid identity verification
security, but they expect technology
to be simple, convenient, and fast.
With decreased visibility and
increased complexity, IT is more
challenged than ever to manage
authentication across a hybrid
an environment without disrupting end-user
The document discusses using verified identities from trusted organizations like governments and banks to authenticate users to applications and services. It notes that banks, telecommunications companies, and other Know Your Customer regulated organizations already perform strong identity verification. The Ubisecure Identity Platform connects these verified identities to applications and services, providing benefits to customers, identity providers, and service providers by simplifying registration and login while reducing fraud risk. It allows service providers to use strong authentication without building their own identity verification infrastructure.
Las organizaciones necesitan evolucionar más allá del nombre de usuario y contraseña básico y asegurar las transacciones en línea con un abanico de opciones de autenticación segura.
This document discusses two-factor authentication and its importance for securing PHIN systems. It analyzes different two-factor authentication methods like digital certificates, one-time passwords, and biometrics. Digital certificates support open standards and interoperability for automated B2B authentication and messaging. One-time passwords provide mobility but require digital certificates for server authentication. The document proposes two approaches: Approach A uses passwords and client certificates for users and Approach B uses key-fobs for users but requires managing two infrastructures. It concludes by emphasizing strong authentication, authorization, and identity management for perimeter security.
This presentation was given at the Card Tech Secure Tech (CTST) Conference on May 5, 2009 in New Orleans, LA. Brian Kelly was on a panel with Gilles Lisimaque, Siddharth Bajaj and Michael Poitner to discuss emerging technologies in Smart Cards, Tokens & Digital Identity
This document summarizes key concepts related to mobile cloud identity. It discusses cloud identity and identity management as a service. It also outlines some modern building blocks like REST, JSON, OAuth, and OpenID Connect. Additionally, it covers authentication protocols like FIDO and the use of NFC on mobile devices.
Survey: Identity Authentication For Banks In MalaysiaFICO
These infographics are based on independent survey of 5,000 people in 10 countries carried out for FICO in February 2020. This is for Malaysia.
The statistics include:
1.Why Passwords don't work
2.Biometric acceptance
This document provides guidance on configuring two-factor authentication for the IBM Security SiteProtector system using various plug-ins, including RADIUS, certificates/smart cards, LDAP, and default passwords. It includes code examples for setting up authentication using a RADIUS token protocol or smart card with user principal name mapping. Requirements and considerations are discussed for smart card usage, certificate validation, and property encryption.
Solus is a biometric authentication software that provides multi-factor authentication through eye recognition and a scrambled PINpad entry. It integrates seamlessly with applications and can replace traditional login screens. Solus authentication is more secure than passwords as it is based on unique biometric identifiers and difficult for hackers to access. It also provides a simpler user experience compared to additional hardware tokens or security devices. Solus authentication can help reduce costs, improve security and compliance, lower support calls, increase customer retention and boost brand confidence for companies.
Hitachi ID Password Manager is a solution that simplifies the management of passwords, tokens, smart cards and other credentials across multiple systems and applications. It provides features like password synchronization, self-service password resets, strong authentication, and federated access. By reducing forgotten and expired passwords, it can eliminate over 85% of IT support calls and lower support costs.
The document discusses use cases for a customer identity platform, including reducing fraud by connecting strong identities verified by identity providers, streamlining registration and login using social and business identities, improving security with multi-factor authentication and passwordless login, enabling single sign-on across applications, managing user identities and access across systems, empowering customer self-service and identity brokering.
Managing multiple customer accounts and logins is costly for organizations. Single sign-on allows customers to login once with their credentials to access all digital services, improving the customer experience. It reduces support costs by decreasing password issues and abandonment rates. Centralized identity and access management provides a simple application architecture while maintaining security and compliance.
Two-factor authentication provides a more secure method of authentication than simple passwords alone. It adds a second factor of authentication, such as a one-time password (OTP) generated on a user's device, in addition to a username and password. The white paper explores how OTPs delivered via software or text message can provide two-factor authentication without hardware tokens. It also discusses standards-based OTP generation algorithms and integrating two-factor authentication with remote access systems.
This document discusses biometric authentication and its use to prevent fraud. It defines biometrics as using physiological or behavioral characteristics to determine or verify identity. Fraud commonly occurs using stolen identities to access safety deposit boxes, bank accounts, computers, official documents, and workplaces. Biometric authentication aims to prevent identity theft by verifying authorized users through technologies like fingerprints, hand geometry, iris scans, voice recognition, and facial recognition. It compares biometric types based on their accuracy, ease of use, user acceptance, and applications in law enforcement, banking, and enterprise security.
The document discusses Cidway's mobile authentication solution for securing point-of-sale transactions. The solution uses one-time passwords displayed on the user's mobile phone that are input at the point of sale. It provides security, convenience with no waiting for SMS, and benefits for merchants like lower transaction costs. Cidway also provides authentication solutions for online and mobile banking, mobile payments, enterprise access, and other sectors.
The document discusses dynamic password cards that provide two-factor authentication for online transactions. Static passwords are vulnerable to attacks but two-factor authentication, which requires something you know and something you have, provides stronger security. It describes a display card that generates one-time passwords to use for login in addition to a username and password. The card fits in a wallet for convenience and generates new passwords each time for added security compared to static passwords.
1) Connective is a digital transaction management company that has over 50 employees, 25 million eSignatures per year, and over 45,000 satisfied customers.
2) They provide an electronic signature solution that allows users to upload documents, manage the signing process, sign documents remotely on any device, and download signed documents.
3) Connective's solution is fully compliant with electronic signature regulations and standards, supports both advanced and qualified digital signatures, and provides a seamless user experience without compromising on compliance.
SAML, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect are the three most common authentication protocols. SAML provides authentication and authorization assertions while OAuth 2.0 focuses on authorization. OpenID Connect builds on OAuth 2.0 by adding authentication features and using claims to provide user information. It has a lower implementation barrier than SAML and is well-suited for mobile and API use cases. The document compares the protocols and their applications, security considerations, and history of adoption.
WoD combines concepts of IoT and domotics to allow mobile users to access and control devices in smart environments in a ubiquitous manner without prior knowledge of device controllers. It uses visual tags like QR codes to identify devices uniquely, controllers to store device info and allow control, and authentication through OpenID for users to securely access devices through controllers. The solution proposes encoding device IDs in QR codes, registering IDs and controller URLs in a DNS domain, and using linked open data and REST APIs to describe devices and allow control via a mobile app.
RCDevs is a software security company founded in 2013 that provides authentication, identity management, and privileged access management solutions. Their flagship products - WebADM, OpenOTP, and SpanKey - secure access to resources through multi-factor authentication, centralized user management, and privileged session monitoring. RCDevs customers include enterprises and organizations across various industries seeking to address challenges of mobility, regulations like GDPR and PSD2, and the evolution of IT environments.
Attackers are increasingly targeting external users like customers and partners in addition to employees. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and authorization should be used to verify both internal and external users' identities beyond just a username and password. The Ubisecure Identity Platform supports MFA and authorization across web, mobile, and legacy applications to provide secure and convenient login experiences for external users through different authentication methods.
The important role that mobile identity & authentication will have on the deployment and growth of conversational & messaging interfaces & the impact that it will have for brands & improve customer interaction.
The document outlines the American Health Information Management Association's (AHIMA) Consumer Health Information Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights establishes 8 rights that consumers have regarding their personal health information, including the right to access and obtain their health information, request changes to incorrect or incomplete information, and file complaints if these rights are violated. AHIMA created this Bill of Rights to educate the public about their legal protections for personal health information and ensure individuals understand how their information is collected, used, and shared.
This presentation was given at the Card Tech Secure Tech (CTST) Conference on May 5, 2009 in New Orleans, LA. Brian Kelly was on a panel with Gilles Lisimaque, Siddharth Bajaj and Michael Poitner to discuss emerging technologies in Smart Cards, Tokens & Digital Identity
This document summarizes key concepts related to mobile cloud identity. It discusses cloud identity and identity management as a service. It also outlines some modern building blocks like REST, JSON, OAuth, and OpenID Connect. Additionally, it covers authentication protocols like FIDO and the use of NFC on mobile devices.
Survey: Identity Authentication For Banks In MalaysiaFICO
These infographics are based on independent survey of 5,000 people in 10 countries carried out for FICO in February 2020. This is for Malaysia.
The statistics include:
1.Why Passwords don't work
2.Biometric acceptance
This document provides guidance on configuring two-factor authentication for the IBM Security SiteProtector system using various plug-ins, including RADIUS, certificates/smart cards, LDAP, and default passwords. It includes code examples for setting up authentication using a RADIUS token protocol or smart card with user principal name mapping. Requirements and considerations are discussed for smart card usage, certificate validation, and property encryption.
Solus is a biometric authentication software that provides multi-factor authentication through eye recognition and a scrambled PINpad entry. It integrates seamlessly with applications and can replace traditional login screens. Solus authentication is more secure than passwords as it is based on unique biometric identifiers and difficult for hackers to access. It also provides a simpler user experience compared to additional hardware tokens or security devices. Solus authentication can help reduce costs, improve security and compliance, lower support calls, increase customer retention and boost brand confidence for companies.
Hitachi ID Password Manager is a solution that simplifies the management of passwords, tokens, smart cards and other credentials across multiple systems and applications. It provides features like password synchronization, self-service password resets, strong authentication, and federated access. By reducing forgotten and expired passwords, it can eliminate over 85% of IT support calls and lower support costs.
The document discusses use cases for a customer identity platform, including reducing fraud by connecting strong identities verified by identity providers, streamlining registration and login using social and business identities, improving security with multi-factor authentication and passwordless login, enabling single sign-on across applications, managing user identities and access across systems, empowering customer self-service and identity brokering.
Managing multiple customer accounts and logins is costly for organizations. Single sign-on allows customers to login once with their credentials to access all digital services, improving the customer experience. It reduces support costs by decreasing password issues and abandonment rates. Centralized identity and access management provides a simple application architecture while maintaining security and compliance.
Two-factor authentication provides a more secure method of authentication than simple passwords alone. It adds a second factor of authentication, such as a one-time password (OTP) generated on a user's device, in addition to a username and password. The white paper explores how OTPs delivered via software or text message can provide two-factor authentication without hardware tokens. It also discusses standards-based OTP generation algorithms and integrating two-factor authentication with remote access systems.
This document discusses biometric authentication and its use to prevent fraud. It defines biometrics as using physiological or behavioral characteristics to determine or verify identity. Fraud commonly occurs using stolen identities to access safety deposit boxes, bank accounts, computers, official documents, and workplaces. Biometric authentication aims to prevent identity theft by verifying authorized users through technologies like fingerprints, hand geometry, iris scans, voice recognition, and facial recognition. It compares biometric types based on their accuracy, ease of use, user acceptance, and applications in law enforcement, banking, and enterprise security.
The document discusses Cidway's mobile authentication solution for securing point-of-sale transactions. The solution uses one-time passwords displayed on the user's mobile phone that are input at the point of sale. It provides security, convenience with no waiting for SMS, and benefits for merchants like lower transaction costs. Cidway also provides authentication solutions for online and mobile banking, mobile payments, enterprise access, and other sectors.
The document discusses dynamic password cards that provide two-factor authentication for online transactions. Static passwords are vulnerable to attacks but two-factor authentication, which requires something you know and something you have, provides stronger security. It describes a display card that generates one-time passwords to use for login in addition to a username and password. The card fits in a wallet for convenience and generates new passwords each time for added security compared to static passwords.
1) Connective is a digital transaction management company that has over 50 employees, 25 million eSignatures per year, and over 45,000 satisfied customers.
2) They provide an electronic signature solution that allows users to upload documents, manage the signing process, sign documents remotely on any device, and download signed documents.
3) Connective's solution is fully compliant with electronic signature regulations and standards, supports both advanced and qualified digital signatures, and provides a seamless user experience without compromising on compliance.
SAML, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect are the three most common authentication protocols. SAML provides authentication and authorization assertions while OAuth 2.0 focuses on authorization. OpenID Connect builds on OAuth 2.0 by adding authentication features and using claims to provide user information. It has a lower implementation barrier than SAML and is well-suited for mobile and API use cases. The document compares the protocols and their applications, security considerations, and history of adoption.
WoD combines concepts of IoT and domotics to allow mobile users to access and control devices in smart environments in a ubiquitous manner without prior knowledge of device controllers. It uses visual tags like QR codes to identify devices uniquely, controllers to store device info and allow control, and authentication through OpenID for users to securely access devices through controllers. The solution proposes encoding device IDs in QR codes, registering IDs and controller URLs in a DNS domain, and using linked open data and REST APIs to describe devices and allow control via a mobile app.
RCDevs is a software security company founded in 2013 that provides authentication, identity management, and privileged access management solutions. Their flagship products - WebADM, OpenOTP, and SpanKey - secure access to resources through multi-factor authentication, centralized user management, and privileged session monitoring. RCDevs customers include enterprises and organizations across various industries seeking to address challenges of mobility, regulations like GDPR and PSD2, and the evolution of IT environments.
Attackers are increasingly targeting external users like customers and partners in addition to employees. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and authorization should be used to verify both internal and external users' identities beyond just a username and password. The Ubisecure Identity Platform supports MFA and authorization across web, mobile, and legacy applications to provide secure and convenient login experiences for external users through different authentication methods.
The important role that mobile identity & authentication will have on the deployment and growth of conversational & messaging interfaces & the impact that it will have for brands & improve customer interaction.
The document outlines the American Health Information Management Association's (AHIMA) Consumer Health Information Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights establishes 8 rights that consumers have regarding their personal health information, including the right to access and obtain their health information, request changes to incorrect or incomplete information, and file complaints if these rights are violated. AHIMA created this Bill of Rights to educate the public about their legal protections for personal health information and ensure individuals understand how their information is collected, used, and shared.
Las pilas contienen sustancias químicas tóxicas que amenazan la salud y el medio ambiente. Cuando las pilas se desechan incorrectamente en la basura regular o en el exterior, estas sustancias tóxicas se filtran en el suelo, el agua y el aire, contaminando el medio ambiente. Por lo tanto, es importante desechar las pilas usadas de forma segura y utilizar alternativas para frenar este problema de contaminación en México.
El documento describe un proyecto del gobierno de Ecuador para proporcionar acceso a bases de datos científicas internacionales a través de las bibliotecas universitarias del país. Anteriormente, el alto costo de estos servicios era una barrera, pero ahora la Secretaría Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología ha negociado un acuerdo para proporcionar acceso a cuatro importantes bases de datos por un año a un costo compartido de $992,000 entre el gobierno y las universidades. Más de 180,000 artículos ahora están disponibles para
[Parque De Bomberos San Vicente + FrontóN De Recoletos]nachocompany
El documento describe el diseño funcional y estructural del Frontón Recoletos de Madrid, construido en la década de 1920. El edificio tenía una cancha de pelota orientada de norte a sur para aprovechar la luz natural. La estructura principal era de hormigón armado, con bóvedas dobles que unificaban el espacio. El diseño circular de las gradas maximizaba los asientos. Se proponen mejoras estructurales para fortalecer la cubierta y preservar la visión original del interior.
Se deslindan del uso de pruebas de VIH falsasJess Dector
AHF México, A.C.; el Grupo Multisectorial en VIH e ITS del Estado de Veracruz, la UV, los Institutos Municipales de las Mujeres de Xalapa, y Veracruz, el Ayuntamiento de Coatzacoalcos, Tan raro como los demás, Si a La Vida A.C y todos sus aliados en el Estado de Veracruz, se declaran ajenos a estos hechos de corrupción.
This document proposes a technical solution that uses electrostimulation and sensors to help manage negative motivation and improve the effectiveness of human efforts. It involves developing an electrostimulator, sensor access control, and financial block. The funds raised would be used to produce and promote these devices and their applications across various industries for training, health, games, and more. The founders believe this scalable solution can trick the unconscious brain to drive behavior change.
Credit Suisse reported a net loss of CHF 3.3 billion for full year 2002 due to weak results from CSFB and significant exceptional charges. For Q4 2002, CSFS reported a net profit of CHF 705 million including a cumulative accounting change benefit, while CSFB lost CHF 1.25 billion. Winterthur made progress stabilizing its business through cost cuts and business focus, but investment losses significantly reduced its 2002 earnings.
The document provides information about Art2trade4, an online platform that allows artists to exhibit and sell their artwork. It outlines the platform's features, which include displaying artwork in online storefronts and galleries to attract buyers, setting up a profile and storefront as an artist showcase, and making money by selling art. The document also describes membership options for buyers and sellers, the process for setting up an account and listings, and protections in place for artists' intellectual property rights.
The document discusses the themes of wisdom, faith, salvation, and knowledge. It references biblical passages about asking God for wisdom and doing his will. It also mentions that God gives wisdom, reveals secrets, and changes times. Finally, it encourages lifting up heads for the King of glory to come in, referring to having faith and being saved.
Matt Wood is the Technology Evangelist for Amazon Web Services. In his role Matt educates customers on the technical and business aspects of cloud computing, mentor start-ups and coaches developers throughout Europe. Matt will introduce the Cloud platform offered by Amazon, and discuss how organizations can make use of Amazon's massive scale and operational experience to achieve efficiency and business agility in the cloud, elastic, utility computing models and security at every level.
Learning Tools for Web 2.0:Integration vs. FrustrationSharonGS
The document discusses the integration and frustration of using Web 2.0 tools for learning. It provides examples of tools like wikis, podcasting, blogging, and VoiceThread that can be integrated into learning. However, teachers and students can become frustrated by the number of tools, reliability issues, public nature of tools, and lack of technical skills. The document recommends strategies like choosing well-known tools, creating a personal learning environment, and using tools to learn about tools to move from frustration to integration.
This document provides definitions for sustainability-related terms used by Credit Suisse. It includes definitions for terms such as catastrophe bonds, CO2/climate change, the Credit Suisse code of conduct, corporate social responsibility, diversity, environmental audits, environmental management systems, the Equator Principles, the Forest Stewardship Council, FTSE4Good indexes, the Global Reporting Initiative, greenhouse gas neutrality, the International Organization for Standardization's ISO 14001 standard, and Know Your Customer rules.
This document is a resume for Steven Ng, an experienced procurement specialist and logistics coordinator. He has over 30 years of experience in procurement roles of increasing responsibility. His most recent role was as a Procurement Officer for Brierty Limited, where he supported major construction projects worth over $300 million. He has extensive experience managing procurement for large engineering projects in various industries.
Get ahead of the cloud or get left behindMatt Mandich
An enterprise cloud computing strategy results in:
Broad consensus on goals and expected results of moving select processes to the cloud
Standardized, consistent approach to evaluating the benefits and challenges of cloud projects
Clear requirements for the negotiation and monitoring of partnerships with cloud service providers
Understanding and consensus on the enabling and managing role IT will play in future cloud initiatives
Goals and a roadmap for transforming internal IT from asset managers to service broker
Credit Suisse reported strong quarterly results for Q1 2005, with net income doubling from Q4 2004 to CHF 1.9 billion. Private banking saw a recovery in client activity and net new assets of CHF 7.0 billion. Corporate and retail banking reported record net income of CHF 274 million on sound revenues. Institutional securities had a solid result compared to the strong Q1 2004, with fixed income trading revenues up 51% year-over-year. Life and pensions saw improved underlying results and lower investment income. The bank continued integration efforts following the legal entity merger in May 2005.
The document discusses the integration of web-based technologies for visual terrain modeling. It describes the goals of providing an easily accessible and intuitive web application to various audiences. Key components included ArcIMS for map serving, PostGIS/PostgreSQL for data storage, and Adobe Flash for the user interface. Custom geoprocessing functions were developed in VB.NET to enable cross-section creation and analytical tools. Behind the scenes, these functions extracted and converted data to strings for interpretation in Flash. Lessons learned included the importance of planning for data migration and testing alternative approaches like Spatial Analyst for feature extraction.
Este documento presenta los resultados de tres investigaciones realizadas por la Cátedra de Psicología Económica de la Universidad de La Frontera sobre la percepción de la situación económica actual en diferentes grupos socioeconómicos. La primera investigación evaluó la percepción de mujeres de alto nivel socioeconómico, encontrando altos niveles de endeudamiento que aumentan con la edad. La segunda estudió a mujeres de clase media, donde la percepción positiva de la economía se asoció a una mayor estabilidad laboral. La ter
Procert Authentication as a Service provides a secure , frictionless, and cost-effective user identity and authentication management service on the cloud. Procert brings added convenience to enterprises through easy SDK/API integration on the cloud. But importantly it offers ease of use to end customers in terms of frictionless, yet secure, multi-factor authentication (SMS, Voice, WhatsApp) from anywhere and any device. No wonder more and more businesses are increasingly adopting Procert Authentication as a Service (AaaS)
Speech and Communication Technologies Inc. (SESTEK) is a Turkish company founded in 2000 that specializes in speech technology products and services. It has 47 employees and annual revenue of approximately $4 million USD. SESTEK is the leader in the Turkish speech technology market, known for its best-in-class products, pioneering university collaborations, and patented technologies. The company's solutions include voice biometrics, speech analytics, text-to-speech, and speech recognition technologies used across various industries.
Shufti Pro| Digital Identity Verification SolutionJoshuaVictor10
Shufti Pro provides global KYC/AML identity verification services to verify customers for businesses. It can verify over 3,000 identity documents from 230 countries and territories in real-time. Shufti Pro uses machine learning to detect forged documents and verify faces, addresses, and more. It offers customizable verification solutions that are compliant with various regulatory requirements.
The document discusses Iwatel's Beepcard, which is an authentication device that generates dynamic sound passwords to securely identify users and allow access to voice applications and services over IP networks. The Beepcard provides strong two-factor authentication through a sound password and PIN. It has multiple applications and can help secure voice over IP, reduce fraud, and enrich services while providing quick return on investment.
With the advanced technologies such as biometrics verification and cryptographic keys, IT around the world is moving towards passwordless authentication for its apps.
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Keystroke dynamics is a behavioral biometric technology that authenticates users based on their unique typing rhythm. It provides a solution to common password vulnerabilities like passwords being shared or stolen. The technology originated from analyzing the unique rhythms of Morse code operators during World War II. It is a software-only solution that does not require special devices and can integrate easily with existing systems. A company called BIOPASSWORD provides keystroke dynamics products and solutions to help organizations secure access and comply with privacy regulations.
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apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
December 7, 8 & 9, 2021
Identification & Authentication for Individuals with API at eIDAS Substantial Security Level
Nicolas Bigand, CTO & COO at L'identité Numérique La Poste at Groupe La Poste
Kerberos is an authentication protocol that allows nodes communicating over an untrusted network to verify each other's identity. It uses symmetric encryption and a trusted third party called the Key Distribution Center (KDC) to authenticate users and services. The KDC issues credentials called tickets that grant access to trusted services across the network. Kerberos provides single sign-on by generating session keys that allow access to multiple services without re-authenticating. It is built into major operating systems and enables secure authentication over an insecure network like the internet.
FIDO Alliance: Year in Review Webinar slides from January 20 2016FIDO Alliance
Last year was a year of great progress for the FIDO Alliance and standards-based strong authentication. Tens of millions of FIDO-enabled devices are now in use worldwide. There are over 100 FIDO Certified™ products available, and nearly 250 organizations are now taking part in the Alliance, including more than a dozen trade association partners. The market is clearly showing that now is the time to deploy FIDO authentication to modernize failing password systems.
These slides address:
– The uptake in global momentum
– Details on FIDO’s recent submission to the World Wide Web Consortium
– The Alliance’s plans and strategy for 2016 and what this means to you and your organization in the upcoming year
We encourage you and your colleagues to view these slides to catch up on what happened in 2015 and to learn how FIDO’s explosive growth can benefit your organization in 2016. You can listen to the webinar audio here: https://fidoalliance.org/events/fido-alliance-year-in-review-webinar/
New Opportunities with Two Factor Authentication (2FA) - A How ToTelcoBridges Inc.
Phishing attacks are almost a daily event – the result of someone trying to trick an unsuspecting victim into sharing their username and password for their bank account or other valuable resource. Other attacks try to impersonate the victim attempting to change passwords in hopes of gaining access to their email, financial or other on-line accounts. Simple username/password combinations used to be enough to keep the bad guys out…not anymore.
Two factor authentication or (2FA) is a security tool that has become the norm to protect high-value targets, using SMS or voice calling to verify the user identity. As financial services and many other industries work to secure their systems, they need access to two factor authentication tools, including APIs, ability to send SMS and make voice calls to deliver temporary passcodes.
During this event, we’re joined by experts from both Telestax and Network Intelligence who are going to show us how 2FA can offered as a service by service providers, creating new revenue opportunities. Be sure to stay with us for information on a live demonstration you can try on your own.
This document introduces SOTP (Super One-Time-Password), a multi-factor authentication solution that uses dynamic algorithms and tokenization instead of keys to securely authenticate users across platforms. It discusses limitations with traditional OTP and PKI authentication methods. SOTP provides flexible products like plugins and SDKs that enable multi-factor authentication incorporating time, location, hardware, and other factors without keys. The document outlines how SOTP works for registration, authentication, SMS encryption, data encryption, and secure login solutions.
New Opportunities with Two Factor Authentication (2FA) - A How ToAlan Percy
Phishing attacks are almost a daily event – the result of someone trying to trick an unsuspecting victim into sharing their username and password for their bank account or other valuable resource. Other attacks try to impersonate the victim attempting to change passwords in hopes of gaining access to their email, financial or other on-line accounts. Simple username/password combinations used to be enough to keep the bad guys out…not anymore.
Two factor authentication or (2FA) is a security tool that has become the norm to protect high-value targets, using SMS or voice calling to verify the user identity. As financial services and many other industries work to secure their systems, they need access to two factor authentication tools, including APIs, ability to send SMS and make voice calls to deliver temporary passcodes.
During this event, we’re joined by experts from both Telestax and Network Intelligence who are going to show us how 2FA can offered as a service by service providers, creating new revenue opportunities. Be sure to stay with us for information on a live demonstration you can try on your own.
10 Most Trusted Authentication Solution Providers of 2023.pdfCIO Look Magazine
This edition features The Most Trusted Authentication Solution Providers that are at the forefront of leading us into a digital future
Read More: https://ciolook.com/10-most-trusted-authentication-solution-providers-of-2023-may2023/
Authentication and strong authentication for Web ApplicationSylvain Maret
Sylvain Maret is a digital security expert who gave a presentation on strong authentication in web applications. He discussed threats to authentication like keyloggers and social engineering. New standards like FFIEC and PCI DSS require strong authentication for financial applications and remote access. Strong authentication can use biometrics or one-time passwords. Standards like SAML and OpenID allow for identity federation where users can authenticate with an identity provider and access multiple applications.
Boosting Your Business with KYC Analysis Software | ScoreMe SolutionsScoreme Solutions
Businesses now have access to (Know-your-customer) KYC analysis software as a result of increased digitalization, rendering physical processes outdated. A growing number of businesses, including financial and cryptocurrency exchanges, require KYC software to streamline 'Know Your Customer' checks and legal processes. Learn more: https://www.scoreme.in/kyc-analysis-software
The Hong Kong Public Key Infrastruture 2010SC Leung
The document discusses the Hong Kong Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and its use. It provides an overview of PKI and how it establishes trust and security for electronic transactions through the use of public/private key encryption, digital certificates, and certificate authorities (CAs). It outlines Hong Kong's legal framework that recognizes PKI through the Electronic Transactions Ordinance and the voluntary recognition scheme for CAs operating in Hong Kong like Hongkong Post and Digi-Sign Certification Service.
HCE cloud payments internet services August 2015Chandra Patni
HCE Service Limited provides end-to-end mobile payment services including HCE token issuance and payment processing. They help card issuers implement HCE projects through strategic analysis, system design, implementation, testing, and support. Their services follow security requirements for mobile internet payments like authentication, signatures, integrity, and confidentiality. They offer a secure payment model with a mobile app, token issuance, and payments network connecting users, merchants and payment processors through their cloud platform.
CASE STUDY ON PKI & BIOMETRIC BASED APPLICATIONPankaj Rane
Public Key Infrastructure is a widely deployed security technology for handling key distribution and validation in computer security. Despite PKI’s popularity as a security solution, Phishing and other Man-in-the-Middle related attacks are accomplished with ease throughout our computer networks. The major problems with PKI come down to trust, and largely, how much faith we must place in cryptographic keys alone to establish authenticity and identity.
In this paper, we look at a novel biometric solution that mitigates this problem at both the user and certificate authority levels. More importantly, we examine the trouble with the application of unprotected biometric features directly into PKI, and propose the integration of a secure, revocable biometric template protection technology that supports transactional key release. A detailed explanation of this new Biometric application is provided, including composition, enrollment, authentication, and revocation details. The Biometric provides a new paradigm for blending elements of physical and virtual security to address pesky network attacks that more conventional approaches have not been able to stop.
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8. System Flow Authentication Consumer Corporation Government Devices ACCESS TRANSACTION PORTAL WHO WANTS ACCESS TO MONEY AND INFORMATION? AUTOMATED PROCESSING
11. Forms of Enrolment Wireless Telephone Web/VoIP Petitioner goes through a one-time enrolment process. A sample of the voice is taken and a voiceprint is created and stored in
16. Technology Overview ID VoiceBANK Infrastructure Customer Application ID VoiceBANK Services User
17. Technology Overview User Identity Verification and Authentication User Voice Enrolment and Verification ID VoiceBANK Services Voice Identity Print Database Transaction Database IDVB Infrastructure
18. Technology Overview User Identity Verification User Identity Authentication User Voice Enrolment User Voice Verification Interface IDVB Engine IDVB Engine Indiv Identifier Assigned / Chosen Client Personal Profile Credit Authentication Wired / Wireless web clients, IVR Crystal Reports Accounting Authentication Process Control Voice Identity Print Database (Oracle / SQL DB) Transaction Database (Oracle / SQL DB) IDVB Infrastructure Client Personal Privacy Profile Bell Network Client / User on Web / Telephone Service PSTN / Internet SQL Interface