How could the way someone types help verify a user? The BiometricKey project explores this question in authentication. An application can be assessed on request.
Describe the system where authentication takes place, the situation you want to evaluate and how identity is verified today. This helps us discuss the role typing analysis could play in the flow.
The BiometricKey conversation considers application feasibility, the data that would be needed, and integration and privacy requirements.
An assessment needs an objective and criteria appropriate to the system where it will be used.
Explain the access flow and the situation you want to evaluate, without sending accounts, passwords or user data.
Discuss which data would be needed, how it would be handled and which integrations the project would need to consider.
Establish the test scenario and criteria to assess feasibility before discussing deployment.
BiometricKey originated as a research project on recognizing typing patterns using artificial intelligence and machine learning.
An application can be discussed on request. The next step is to describe the need so the project's technical scope can be assessed.
Describe the authentication flow and the situation you want to assess. The technical conversation considers the objective, required data and available integrations.
They are part of the project assessment. Before any test, we need to agree on the purpose, which data would be used and how it would be handled. Do not send credentials or user data in your first contact.
Contact Quickium to describe your needs. Application feasibility, scope and commercial terms are assessed on request.
Describe the system and the situation you need to assess. Do not send accounts, passwords, typing samples or personal data in your first contact.
Scope and commercial terms are available on request.