Authentiface offers a biometric authentication platform that uses proprietary Facial Motion Password (FMP) technology for secure, passwordless access. FMP combines facial recognition with a user-defined facial motion to verify identity and detect liveness, enhancing both digital and physical security.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Traditional authentication methods for digital and physical access often rely on passwords, keycards, or PINs, which can be forgotten, lost, or compromised. This creates friction for users and security vulnerabilities for organizations.
Solution
Authentiface provides a biometric authentication platform utilizing its proprietary Facial Motion Password (FMP) technology. FMP combines standard facial recognition with a unique, user-defined facial motion, such as a wink or smile, to verify identity and detect liveness in a single, intuitive step. This approach offers a secure, convenient, and passwordless alternative for both digital and physical access control. The technology can be integrated into existing Identity and Access Management (IAM) and Physical Access Control Systems (PACS) or deployed via dedicated hardware for touchless entry.
Target Audience
Organizations seeking to enhance digital and physical security through advanced, user-friendly biometric authentication, including enterprises, financial institutions, and government agencies.
Features
- Facial Motion Password (FMP) technology for combined facial recognition, motion analysis, and liveness detection.
- Resettable biometric authentication, allowing users to update their facial motion password.
- Two-factor authentication in a single step, verifying both facial identity and motion.
- Support for distress alerts through specific, pre-defined facial motions.
- API for integration into existing IAM systems (e.g., Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Ping Identity, Google Cloud Identity) via SAML or OIDC protocols.
- Integration capabilities with leading PACS platforms (e.g., Genetec, LenelS2, Gallagher).
- Wink device: a dedicated edge device for capturing facial motion at physical access points.
- Flexible deployment options for Wink: standalone, on-premises with PACS, or cloud-connected via Authentiface Server.
- Support for multi-factor authentication when paired with traditional readers (e.g., card scanners, keypads).