NatWest announced on Monday it is developing behavioral biometrics technology that could replace banking passwords. According to NatWest, behavioral biometrics works by analyzing the unique ways a customer interacts with their device when making an online purchase. The technology then uses this information to confirm who is making the purchase and does not access or share any private data held on a device.
NatWest Is Now Development Behavioral Biometrics Technology to Replace Banking Passwords
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