Biometric solutions are typically used for security and access control across businesses and government organizations.
The U.S. government has taken a keen interest in biometric applications and has been
aggressively funding advanced research programs in businesses that offer biometrics.
b. Crossmatch – ‘Composite’ Biometric Authentication
Crossmatchclaims to be a “risk-based composite authentication and biometric identity management” company.
In 2014, it merged with Digital Persona, another biometric company, to launch its key biometric solution platform for enterprises called DigitalPersona Composite Authentication.
The platform offers the “broadest set of authentication factors,” including fingerprint scanning, face and voice recognition, and behavioral biometrics,
such as keystroke, swipe, and mouse action tracking, the company said. In November 2017, Crossmatch announced its partnership with BehavioSec,
a Sweden-based behavioral biometrics company, which powers the behavioral biometric analyses functions of DigitalPersona.
In September 2017, Crossmatch partnered with Oxford Computer Group, a Microsoft Gold Partner that offers identity and security solutions.
This announcement claims that the DigitalPersona software will be offered to Oxford’s Microsoft customer base.
The video below shows use cases of its various biometric solutions for law enforcement,
including the Digital Persona ID, an app that comes with fingerprint recognition software,
which helps store and identify security and agency personnel through their biometric information.
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