Abstract

Financial institutions need to pay special attention to the pro-biometrics sentiment now established among consumers. When a recent Credit Union Times study asked 9,000 consumers worldwide how they perceived a range of authentication methods in terms of security, for the first time in years passwords were not even ranked as among the top three 1 . Instead, a majority of consumers said they preferred biometrics such as fingerprint or face recognition or more passive behavioural biometrics that track how users type and swipe on their mobile device.

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