We agree with researcher Dorothy Denning: “What makes biometrics successful is not secrecy, but rather the ability to determine liveness.” Let’s invent the technology she imagines — imperceptible, untrickable, and more sophisticated than the criminals.
Behavioral biometrics aren’t new, but potential applications are emerging that will solve what traditional cybersecurity methods can’t. If you’re figuring out how to identify someone based on the way they act or interact, we want to partner with you.
When someone’s password is compromised, it can be revoked and reset. But when biometrics are compromised, face replacement ... isn’t practical. We need other approaches to authentication and user data protection. Want to get to work?
We’re undaunted by outliers and long odds, so bring us the inconceivable and unthinkable. Arthur C. Clarke again rings in our heads: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” So let’s be wizards.
When researchers dedicate energy and expertise to emergent technology, incredible things happen. We know --some of ZOLOZ's key developments, such as the Eyeprint, came to life in a lab at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
The partnership generated remarkable developments that we put to work in our products, and showed us what can happen when we collaborate with our field's hungriest, most brilliant minds.
It's why our expectations are high, and our funding and resources are at the ready.
