OneSpan wins award for mobile
biometrics platform
neSpan, a global leader in
software for trusted identities,
e-signatures and secure
transactions, has announced that
Javelin Strategy & Research has named
OneSpan the ‘Best in Class’ provider
among a competitive group of mobile
biometrics providers with its 2018
Mobile Biometrics Platform Award.
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Javelin’s 2018 Mobile Biometrics
Platform Scorecard evaluated 12 leading
mobile biometric authentication platform
providers to assess the capabilities they
offer in authenticating customers and
the flexibility they provide in adapting
to the practical needs of businesses.
OneSpan was named a leader in all
three scorecard categories: functional,
innovative and tailored. OneSpan was
recognised for offering a one-stop shop
for biometric authentication, as well
as cutting-edge features and a flexible
platform with a variety of configurable
implementation options.
OneSpan’s biometric authentication
offerings are part of the company’s
intelligent adaptive authentication
solution that analyses and scores
user, device and transaction data in
real-time to determine the right level
of authentication required for each
transaction. This allows financial
institutions and others to detect and
stop fraud while enhancing the user
experience. “Banks and other financial
institutions need mobile solutions
that improve the customer experience
while helping them move faster
and be more agile in responding to
security, growth and cost pressures,”
said OneSpan CEO, Scott Clements.
“OneSpan’s Mobile Security Suite
gives banks a choice in the types of
biometrics they enable and the speed
and ease with which they implement
new security measures. This is backed
by real-time risk scoring and adaptive
authentication so that authentication
requirements can exactly match the
level of risk in a transaction.” u
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Banks and other
financial institutions
need mobile solutions
that improve the
customer experience
while helping them
move faster and
be more agile in
responding to security,
growth and cost
pressures.
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