Biometric-protected tokenization of tangible assets set for release by Serenity and Zoniqx
Cranking Up theGame with iBeta's Advanced Biometric Presentation Attack Detection
Kick things up a notch, folks! Level 3 is now on the table with iBeta's biometric presentation attack detection (PAD) testing. This new level, designed to combat the ever-growing complexity of spoof attacks on biometric systems, primarily focusing on facial recognition, has made its debut[1]. Why face biometrics? Because let's face it, they are the most popular players in the remote transactions scene, demanding higher-level defenses against advanced threats[2].
The iBeta team is all about staying ahead of the game, which is exactly why Level 3 has been introduced. This testing level aims to deliver a more sophisticated line of defense against presentation attacks, in line with the ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard[1].
In our tech-savvy world, biometric companies can't afford to be caught napping. iBeta's PAD testing acts as their SOS, ensuring they're compliant with international biometric authentication standards[3]. A prime example of this is South Korean startup WINNING.I, who recently entered iBeta's PAD ring and came out victorious after passing their rigorous tests[3].
In this tech-savvy world, the advanced biometric presentation attack detection (PAD) testing by iBeta is a crucial step in cybersecurity, especially for biometric companies, as they navigate the ever-evolving landscape of facial recognition technology. With the introduction of Level 3 PAD testing, iBeta is ensuring that companies can maintain higher-level defenses against presentation attacks, adhering to the ISO/IEC 30107-3 standard.
