Showing posts with label biometrics signature id. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biometrics signature id. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Alternative to Voice Biometrics? Online "Handwriting and Gesture" Biometrics

ThirdFactor.com recently wrote about a technology company located in Dallas, Texas, Biometric Signature ID, which developed an online handwriting and gesture biometrics application -- BioSig-ID™. According to the Company’s Website, BioSig-ID is an ideal solution for verifying the identity of people using online applications (e.g., distance learning, online banking, etc.). The BioSig-ID enrollment and verification processes work as follows:

Enrollment Process
• An individual is asked to draw their unique signature with any characters/shapes/initials, using their mouse, in an online box. This process is repeated three times to create a “base” signature
• The individual is then directed to a second non-biometric layer of security called Click-ID Technology (i.e., they click on a selection of objects) to complete the enrollment process. There is even a third-level of security using complex security questions

Verification Process
• An individual accesses the online application and is asked to draw their signature once. This process creates a “sample” signature
• If the individual’s “sample” signature matches their “base” signature, access is granted to the application
• If the signatures don’t match, additional levels of security are activated

BioSig-ID was recently selected to complete a pilot trial at University of Maryland University College.